Many FrameMaker users also use RoboHelp with (or w/o) Tech Comm Suite. This brief, 45 minute webinar will focus on how to manage one aspect of boilerplate content you may globally update with ease.
May 31st at 10AM Pacific Daylight Time Register at: http://adobe.ly/12CRhmH Reusable content is a huge timesaver with any HAAT or publishing system: discover how RoboHelp employs "snippets" (subtopics or tracts of text) and UDVs (User Defined Variables) to leverage this technique. Simple drag n' drop allow you to plant globally "update-able" lists, cautions, warnings. You may also do the reverse by selecting sections of legacy data in your project and moving it into a new snippet. Discover strategies for using UDVs (variables) to cover changeable data like product names, versions, office locations, etc. Again, a simple drag n' drop may be used by beginners or simple keyboard shortcuts for more advanced users. With these techniques you can swiftly customize your RoboHelp project to publish multiple versions for external or internal audiences. About the Presenter: Maxwell Hoffmann, Adobe's Global Product Evangelist for Tech Comm Suite, has extensive tech comm publishing experience, having worked for a variety of publishing vendors and translation agencies before coming on board with Adobe. He is a former FrameMaker product marketing manager with Frame Technology (before Adobe acquired the product), and has trained over 1,200 people in scalable publishing solutions over the years. TWEET: Fri 31May 10AM PDT New WEBINAR on using dynamic boilerplate content in Help projects; adobe.ly/12CRhmH #AdobeTCS @maxwellhoffmann ________________________________ Maxwell Hoffmann | Product Evangelist | Adobe | p. 503.336.5952 | c. 503.805.3719 | mhoffman at adobe.com<mailto:mhoffman at adobe.com> http://twitter.com/maxwellhoffmann - http://www.linkedin.com/in/maxwellhoffmann blogs.adobe.com/techcomm Upcoming webinars http://adobe.ly/Pbz6xI Recorded webinars: http://adobe.ly/Pbdp0J -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.frameusers.com/pipermail/framers/attachments/20130528/2eec2803/attachment.html>
