I didn't get that deep into Oxygen when I was evaluating it, but it
didn't seem like there was any need to mess directly with DITA-OT.
Oxygen can generate .chm off the shelf. It felt like using RoboHelp or
Flare except that the tags were DITA instead of HTML.
Your claim that using Oxygen to create
I didn't get that deep into Oxygen when I was evaluating it, but it
didn't seem like there was any need to mess directly with DITA-OT.
Oxygen can generate .chm off the shelf. It felt like using RoboHelp or
Flare except that the tags were DITA instead of HTML.
Your claim that using Oxygen to create
On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 13:21:18 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>I don't see any mention of Oxygen in that thread.
Oxygen uses the DITA-OT for output, like most others,
so it was directly applicable to Oxygen whether the
editor used was Oxygen or not.
-- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni Systems Inc.
On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 13:21:18 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>I don't see any mention of Oxygen in that thread.
Oxygen uses the DITA-OT for output, like most others,
so it was directly applicable to Oxygen whether the
editor used was Oxygen or not.
-- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni Systems Inc.
I don't see any mention of Oxygen in that thread.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 06:51:20 -0500, Jim Owens
>>I think he may have overstated the case. You can
>>get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse clicks,
>>and you can easily customize its
backend hackery will be in my near future.
David
-------- Original Message
Subject: Re: What is a "PI marker" or "programming instruction marker"
From: Writer
Date: Thu, November 29, 2012 7:24 pm
To: David Artman , "Jeremy H. Griffith"
, Framers
> [By way o
On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 06:51:20 -0500, Jim Owens
wrote:
>With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly,
Mutual; Jim is one of our DITA users who writes a
lot of reports of problems he finds. Real ones.
We love users like that. ;-)
>I think he may have overstated the case. You can
>get CH
I don't see any mention of Oxygen in that thread.
On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 1:06 PM, Jeremy H. Griffith wrote:
> On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 06:51:20 -0500, Jim Owens
>>I think he may have overstated the case. You can
>>get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse clicks,
>>and you can easily customize its
On Fri, 30 Nov 2012 06:51:20 -0500, Jim Owens
wrote:
>With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly,
Mutual; Jim is one of our DITA users who writes a
lot of reports of problems he finds. Real ones.
We love users like that. ;-)
>I think he may have overstated the case. You can
>get CH
backend hackery will be in my near future.
David
-------- Original Message
Subject: Re: What is a "PI marker" or "programming instruction marker"
From: Writer
Date: Thu, November 29, 2012 7:24 pm
To: David Artman , "Jeremy H. Griffith"
, Framers
> [By way of some
With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly, I think he may have
overstated the case. You can get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse
clicks, and you can easily customize its appearance using CSS. There are
also some ready-made parameter controls in oXygen, for example to create
brea
With due respect for Jeremy, whom I esteem greatly, I think he may have
overstated the case. You can get CHM output from oXygen with a few mouse
clicks, and you can easily customize its appearance using CSS. There are
also some ready-made parameter controls in oXygen, for example to create
brea
On Thu, 29 Nov 2012 16:24:13 -0800 (PST), Writer wrote:
>> [By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we're between
>> budgets AND about to shift to 'native' DITA using oXygen; so they're
>> trying hard not to invest further in Frame-specific products. But this
>> requirement for Help
>> Can't you output to CHM using oXygen?
>
> Sure, in the same sense that you can create
> a large Web site using only Notepad. ;-)
So...um...like...are you saying that I'm doin' it rong?
> I'd say if someone has a looming deadline,
> that is **not** the time to start learning
> how to custom
>> Can't you output to CHM using oXygen?
>
> Sure, in the same sense that you can create
> a large Web site using only Notepad.? ;-)
So...um...like...are you saying that I'm doin' it rong?
> I'd say if someone has a looming deadline,
> that is **not** the time to start learning
> how to custom
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:38:57 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>An HTML Help alias file should have an .h extension. .hha does not
>ring a bell. An HTML Help project has .hhc (TOC), .hhk, (index), and
>.hhp (project) files, but not .hha that I know of.
For HTML Help CSH, two additional files are r
On Thu, 29 Nov 2012 16:24:13 -0800 (PST), Writer wrote:
>> [By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we're between
>> budgets AND about to shift to 'native' DITA using oXygen; so they're
>> trying hard not to invest further in Frame-specific products. But this
>> requirement for Help
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:38:57 -0800, Robert Lauriston
wrote:
>An HTML Help alias file should have an .h extension. .hha does not
>ring a bell. An HTML Help project has .hhc (TOC), .hhk, (index), and
>.hhp (project) files, but not .hha that I know of.
For HTML Help CSH, two additional files are r
> [By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we're between
> budgets AND about to shift to 'native' DITA using oXygen; so they're
> trying hard not to invest further in Frame-specific products. But this
> requirement for Help (in am month!) is gonna mean one last tool goes in
> that bo
> [By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we're between
> budgets AND about to shift to 'native' DITA using oXygen; so they're
> trying hard not to invest further in Frame-specific products. But this
> requirement for Help (in am month!) is gonna mean one last tool goes in
> that bo
Thanks for replying, Jeremy--I did not expect such support, given I'm
trying to save every penny for the client and using the free version.
If it is any consolation, you've given me sufficient ammo to get them to
crack loose on MIF2Go. ;)
[By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we'
An HTML Help alias file should have an .h extension. .hha does not
ring a bell. An HTML Help project has .hhc (TOC), .hhk, (index), and
.hhp (project) files, but not .hha that I know of.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/828419
___
You are currently subs
Thanks for replying, Jeremy--I did not expect such support, given I'm
trying to save every penny for the client and using the free version.
If it is any consolation, you've given me sufficient ammo to get them to
crack loose on MIF2Go. ;)
[By way of some background: We're in an odd spot where we'
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 08:42:12 -0700, "David Artman"
wrote:
>Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
>and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Thank you for that!
>Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
>c
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 08:42:12 -0700, "David Artman"
wrote:
>Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
>and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Thank you for that!
>Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
>c
An HTML Help alias file should have an .h extension. .hha does not
ring a bell. An HTML Help project has .hhc (TOC), .hhk, (index), and
.hhp (project) files, but not .hha that I know of.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/828419
Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
context-sensitivity.
According to D2G Help, I must "Place a 'TopicAlias' PI marker i
Hi, all--FM8p277 on Win7. This is a long post, but I want to be thorough
and to show that I've done my due diligence to solve this by myself.
Trying to use DITA2Go (D2G) to produce Compiled HTML Help (CHM) with
context-sensitivity.
According to D2G Help, I must "Place a 'TopicAlias' PI marker in
28 matches
Mail list logo
