[Framers] Content Reviews (OT?)

Hi All, I'm not sure if this group is solely interested in FM specific topics or generally as a writing community? just a question... Any suggestions on robust document/content reviews by SME's? I've been using Acrobat Shared Reviews hosted on a SharePoint server for several years, but the

Re: [Framers] I'm pretty sure the answer is structured content with DITA but I'll ask anyway (LONG)

Take a look at Paligo. It gives you structured authoring (DocBook), a CMS, and reuse in a single package without having to hire a developer to build a custom system. On Tue, Jul 26, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Pat Christenson wrote: > I'm the only tech writer in my group.

[Framers] I'm pretty sure the answer is structured content with DITA but I'll ask anyway (LONG)

I'm the only tech writer in my group. Everyone else is a trainer/presenter (although they do quite a bit of writing). Our software has numerous components, each on its own release track. At the end of each month, I post extensive release notes on EVERYTHING from the month (written in

Re: [Framers] OTS DITA and CMS

Flare would make it a lot easier to manage those projects. Its FrameMaker import is quite good. Docs are defined by graphical TOC trees of topic file icons. You can swap topics in or out quickly and easily to match whatever actually ships. What revision control system are the developers using?

Re: [Framers] OTS DITA and CMS

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[Framers] OTS DITA and CMS

Hello All, I'm looking for a quick and easy transition to a more modern workflow to help keep up with software development. I've currently only authored in unstructured Frame under a book paradigm, and am finding it impossible to track development. Basically, we have two writers to support

[Framers] ANN: (REMINDER) TC Summer Camp!

Just a reminder that TC Summer camp is this Saturday, July 30, in Fairfax, VA at George Mason University! If you're in a reasonable distance to Fairfax, VA and interested in having a great day of techcomm learning, sharing, and networking .. please join us! ...scott Forwarded