Re: Character Tag "As Is" setting--isn't

Hi David, I agree with your thoughts on the subject, but I believe the engineers would call this "as designed"…I know it could be better, but given that the Character Designer hasn't changed since, well, ever.As such, I'm betting it's not at the top of the To-Do list for the engineers. -MattMatt R.

Character Tag "As Is" setting--isn't

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Re: Is my beloved tool withering on the vine?

Standardization inevitably leads to structured authoring, DITA or another model.Structure improves content management, accessibility, localization, and consistency of content.Once you're doing structured authoring, you can use any structured authoring tool you like. Or use multiple tools, if you li

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Choosing a Help Format

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Is my beloved tool withering on the vine?

At 10:10 + 22/11/13, Harro de Jong wrote: >If FrameMaker's reuse options no longer meet your needs, Author-it (and Flare >presumably, although I've no experience with it) is a possible replacement. Or (surely?) moving to DITA with Frame? -- Steve

Re: Choosing a Help Format

Fei Min, Yes, both Omnihelp and OracleHelp for Java are very fast and very flexible. Both the HTML Help Workshop help and Mif2Go Users Guide, discuss how to go about creating the tags necessary to make context-sensitive help work. The primary thing, from what i have have found, is the calls from

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RE: Choosing a Help Format

Okay, point taken. We won't worry about all the HTML files being exposed in OmniHelp. And our software developer did notice how fast it was. So we're looking at context-sensitive help to see if we can get that to work in MS Help Viewer or anything else. It's not a requirement right now, especial

Re: Choosing a Help Format

Fei Min, Personally I think you are stabbing at windmills. It isn't all that difficult to decompile a CHM, make a change, and recompile. How many do? I produce OracleHelp for Java from Frame source. It also produces HTML for the content. It is delivered as server based, but there is nothing to pr

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RE: Is my beloved tool withering on the vine?

At 10:10 + 22/11/13, Harro de Jong wrote: >If FrameMaker's reuse options no longer meet your needs, Author-it (and Flare >presumably, although I've no experience with it) is a possible replacement. Or (surely?) moving to DITA with Frame? -- Steve ___