Yes, that's right. Our latest Mif2Go release, 48, enables you to make DITA topics and maps directly from UNstructured FrameMaker files. We support DITA 1.1, including the new glossentry topic type, out of the box. We even make it easy to add your own specializations. And you can optionally run it all as a batch process with our runfm utility.
Of course, we also support DITA from structured FrameMaker files. In fact, you can even use our DITA output to get from unstructured to structured FrameMaker, without a conversion table. You do have to map formats to elements, but that's a simple process, basically "formatname=element". We've added three chapters on DITA to the User's Guide, with plenty of explanations and examples. We think this capability makes keeping FrameMaker as your single-sourcing authoring environment a better choice than ever. Set it up once, then get valid DITA with a few mouse clicks, along with professional PDFs via FrameMaker, Word on demand, and a long list of Help formats (WinHelp, HTML Help, Eclipse Help, JavaHelp, Oracle Help for Java, and open-source cross-platform OmniHelp) plus HTML, XHTML, and XML as you like it. No other workflow gives you so much, so easily, at such a low cost in both time and money. Try it yourself; the free unlimited demo is at: <http://www.omsys.com/dcl/download.htm>. -- Jeremy H. Griffith, at Omni Systems Inc. <jeremy at omsys.com> http://www.omsys.com/
