Are you thinking of Lynda.com?
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Craig, Alison
Sent: March-30-15 2:48 PM
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Subject: Training
Hi:
Over the years, I've seen several of you mention a training
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On 30 Mar 2015, at 19:47, Craig, Alison alison.cr...@ultrasonix.com wrote:
Hi:
Over the years, I’ve seen several of you mention a training website where you
can take courses on various programs – but the name completely escapes me.
Can
Hi Alison,
I love Lynda.com, but one downside is that it is a subscription site, so if
you let your subscription lapse, you lose access to your courses until you
re-subscribe. You should also check Udemy.com because there you buy your
courses and can view them any time you want. I am just
Lynda.com?
Nadine
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Subject: Training
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Hi Alison,
I love Lynda.com, but one downside is that it is a subscription site, so if you
let your subscription lapse, you lose access to your courses until you
re-subscribe. You
At 18:47 + 30/3/15, Craig, Alison wrote:
Over the years, I've seen several of you mention a training website where you
can take courses on various programs - but the name completely escapes me.
As you did not specify what sort of training you were looking for, there is
also
Hi Alison,I've taken a couple of online courses at www.coursera.org (computer
networking, and Python).These are free and put on by various
universitiesChris
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Subject: Training
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2015 18:47:57 +
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416-515-0155
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Sent: November-22-11 7:04 PM
To: Owen, Clint; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re
You might want to contact Front Runner in Toronto
(http://www.front-runner.com/). I don't see course for that on their Web site,
but they might be able to help you in some way.
Nadine
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To:
We've looked at providing S1000D training and support, but haven't
been clear on the business case for entering this market. The
blocking factors for small training companies appear to be (from my
perspective):
- Organizations that deploy S1000D are usually very
Use the Scriptorium references already mentioned for a guide to functions
and use FM9 Classroom in a Book for a survey of the new interface. (No help
in the latter for structured FM, however.)
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You are currently
If you are already familiar with FM, then there's no reference book that I know
of for FM10; however, a good guide to FM (based on the FM8 interface) is the
Scriptorium.com reference work (very cheap as a PDF download). The screens (UI)
have changed in FM9+, but the functionality remains the
FWIW, I found that there was not a terribly steep learning curve for
existing functionality when moving to FM10. Some of the new
functionality (related to XML/DITA etc.) required some thinking,
though. (as should be expected).
Grant
Jeff Coatsworth wrote:
If you are already familiar with FM,
Hi Joseph
My recommendations:
- Plugin for converting unstructured FrameMaker files into DITA: MIF2Go (
www.omsys.com).
- The must-have plugin for DITA authoring in FrameMaker: DITA-FMx (
http://leximation.com/dita-fmx/)
We can help your colleague with DITA authoring:
-
FM has the ability to structure unstructured documents. See tha appendix in the
fm 9 manual.
Assuming that the formatting in the fm 9 documents followed a consistent style
the transformation won't be horrible. The real work comes in building the EDD.
On Apr 7, 2011, at 10:56, Joseph
Hi Joseph
You don't appear to have any replies to this (but I don't receive all the
list posts, for some unknown reason).
There are several ways to convert unstructured docs to DITA. There is some
information available from Adobe at
I recommend www.online-learning.com. I did their 12 week XML authoring
course which was excellent. They also do an additional XSL techniques
course.
regards,
Edwin Tudsbery
I saw on the Yahoo Frame-Dita site that this company offered training:
http://www.suite-sol.com/pages/services/services_training.html
Nadine
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From: dave.st...@gdc4s.com dave.st...@gdc4s.com
Subject: Training in XML, XSLT,
Your first stop for training in these technologies should be Ken
Holman's Crane Softwrights:
www.cranesoftwrights.com
Suite Solutions is also very good. Their training may be more
task-oriented, especially if you are working in a DITA environment.
www.suite-sol.com
When dealing with any
what I can do about getting you a copy.
Fei Min Lorente
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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Alison Craig
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 1:42 PM
To: Pat Christenson; Frame Users
Subject: RE: Training materials
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From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Alison
Craig
Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 1:42 PM
To: Pat Christenson; Frame Users
Subject: RE: Training materials for Structured FrameMaker 9
What
and consistency of the documents you product, how you re-use
content within the FrameMaker environment, and other good stuff. I'm a
lone writer too and I think it's worth it.
Fred
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Subject: RE: Training materials for Structured FrameMaker 9
What about taking this one step back? I'm
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Subject: RE: Training materials for Structured FrameMaker 9
If your only reason for considering structured FrameMaker is because you
want some kind of XML solution, then read up about XML. However, there
are benefits to using a structured authoring environment that have
nothing
What about taking this one step back? I'm the lone writer in my organization
and any innovations have to be led by me with a damn good case for ROI, e.g.,
moving from Word to FrameMaker was a 2 year process (budget is the main reason
I have to over-prove my case).
As I have less than a year's
Hi Pat,
The best FrameMaker book on the market for Structured FrameMaker are
Scriptorium's books written by Sarah O'Keefe.
Scriptorium continues to have interest in both their Frame 7 and 8 books for
both unstructured and structured FrameMaker.
People looking to implement a structure
If you're anywhere near Toronto, you could try Front Runner
(www.front-runner.com).
Nadine
On 23/04/2010 10:03 PM, Pat Christenson wrote:
Hi -
I've been looking around the web and don't see any training materials
for Structured FrameMaker 9. Any help?
Thanks.
Hey Mike,
On 9/07/2007, at 1:31 AM, Mike Derryberry wrote:
I am in the market for introductory and advance Framemaker training
for about 10 students. I am looking for recommendations for
training providers that can come to my facility in the Dallas,
Texas area to deliver the training.
--- Mike Derryberry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am in the market for introductory and advance
Framemaker training for about 10 students.
Are you looking for a first-hand recommendation or
just someone in the vicinity? If the latter, you could
start here:
Hi Mike:
I'm with Bright Path, and we do FrameMaker training in public classes and at
client sites. We can send one of our certified Frame trainers to you. I
was in Dallas last month doing a class!
More info on our FrameMaker training is at
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