Re: [Framers] What causes documentation to fail

What are the risks if you have inadequate or missing documentation? Legally. How do your docs stack up against your competitors -- that's the first question a forensic documentation expert will ask if you end up in court. On Fri, May 20, 2016 at 9:48 AM, wrote: > >

Re: [Framers] Bootcamp vs. Parallels or VM, WAS: FrameMaker and Salesforce

My world looks a lot like Scott's... On Wed, Mar 9, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Scott Prentice wrote: > I've been running Windows on a Mac for the past 7 years, using VMware > Fusion. I'll never go back to the "old" world. If I just wanted to run > Windows, stand-alone, I might

Re: I am planning to implement a CMS solution

Buying and implementing a CMS is a business decision: it is not a retail decision. You need to understand your requirements, your needs, your staffing and resources limitations and requirements, in order to choose a CMS. Not all businesses are the same; everyone has different purposes and needs.

Re: FREE TC CAMP Sat 25 Jan workshop Santa Clara, CA; world premiere live demo FrameMaker 12

Last CalL! TC Camp is TOMORROW at Mission College in Santa Clara, CA. TC Camp Exclusive: See Adobe's TCS5 in person and maybe win a subscription! TC Camp, the unconference for content creators, consumers, and the people who support them, is happening at Mission College in Santa Clara on Saturday

Re: Corporate madness - Adobe software to be subscription only

This move is problematic for enterprises who exchange and archive files and who need the ability to do version management. (And by that I mean tool version.) Lots of customers are deliberately on old versions because moving is a big deal and slow: You want to be sure that you can open old files

Corporate madness - Adobe software to be subscription only

This move is problematic for enterprises who exchange and archive files and who need the ability to do version management. (And by that I mean tool version.) Lots of customers are deliberately on old versions because moving is a big deal and slow: You want to be sure that you can open old files

Re: TCS 4 as DITA out-of-the-box solution

FYI Both Scott Prentice and Maxwell Hoffman will be hosting a workshop at the upcoming TC Camp in January. Want to get a first hand look at these two conversation threads in a workshop setting? Come to TC Camp: http://www.tccamp.org Liz On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 1:37 PM, Gillian Flato

TCS 4 as DITA out-of-the-box solution

FYI Both Scott Prentice and Maxwell Hoffman will be hosting a workshop at the upcoming TC Camp in January. Want to get a first hand look at these two conversation threads in a workshop setting? Come to TC Camp: http://www.tccamp.org Liz On Tue, Nov 27, 2012 at 1:37 PM, Gillian Flato wrote: >

Re: What is the equivalent list for Arbortext users?

to the Adepters list. I've posted my question there -- fingers crossed that it's monitored by people as clever, creative, and helpful as the framers :-) On 4/28/12, Liz Fraley l...@caltonia.com wrote: Adepters. List of ATX resources here: http://www.single-sourcing.com/social On Thu, Apr 26

What is the equivalent list for Arbortext users?

ist. > > I've posted my question there -- fingers crossed that it's monitored > by people as clever, creative, and helpful as the framers :-) > > On 4/28/12, Liz Fraley wrote: >> Adepters. >> >> List of ATX resources here: >> http://www.single-sourcing.com/social

Re: What is the equivalent list for Arbortext users?

Adepters. List of ATX resources here: http://www.single-sourcing.com/social On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 12:06 PM, fiona hanington fionahaning...@gmail.com wrote: Hi framers, I'm using Arbortext editor and have run into a deuce of a problem with fragments (file entities). Is there a user forum

What is the equivalent list for Arbortext users?

Adepters. List of ATX resources here: http://www.single-sourcing.com/social On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 12:06 PM, fiona hanington wrote: > Hi framers, > > I'm using Arbortext editor and have run into a deuce of a problem with > fragments (file entities). > > Is there a user forum like this one for

Re: Editing class for technical writer

San Jose State University, San Jose City College and De Anza College all have technical writing certificate programs. On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 11:12 AM, Chantel Brathwaite brathwai...@castupgrade.com wrote: Krishna, I don't know about the San Jose area, but you might want to try looking at the

Editing class for technical writer

San Jose State University, San Jose City College and De Anza College all have technical writing certificate programs. On Thu, Aug 4, 2011 at 11:12 AM, Chantel Brathwaite wrote: > Krishna, > > I don't know about the San Jose area, but you might want to try looking at > the classes as

Re: Disclaimers....

Sounds like a great idea. I think it's generally good form for companies and people to declare their affiliations whenever they're talking about any product/service be it in an email, blog post, their website, whatever. So many do not; and, even when folks post from their work email address,

Disclaimers....

Sounds like a great idea. I think it's generally good form for companies and people to declare their affiliations whenever they're talking about any product/service be it in an email, blog post, their website, whatever. So many do not; and, even when folks post from their work email address,

Re: S1000D in Framemaker

I suggest you go read the thread on S1000D users on this topic: http://groups.google.com/group/s1000dusers/browse_thread/thread/4150e5db66e4b877/690c6dd0e40a6d7b?lnk=gstq=framemaker#690c6dd0e40a6d7b On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 3:30 AM, de Rouck, Tom (Gent) tom.dero...@sgs.com wrote: Dear all,

S1000D in Framemaker

I suggest you go read the thread on S1000D users on this topic: http://groups.google.com/group/s1000dusers/browse_thread/thread/4150e5db66e4b877/690c6dd0e40a6d7b?lnk=gst=framemaker#690c6dd0e40a6d7b On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 3:30 AM, de Rouck, Tom (Gent) wrote: > Dear all, > > Does anyone have

Re: Framemaker vs XMetal for structured authoring

I agree that for efficient, cost-effective localization, you need to be in XML. We just helped a customer reduce the cost of translation for one document from $20K to $6K. And this is the number for just one book and one product. (As a side note, this particular customer went to Arbortext from

Framemaker vs XMetal for structured authoring

I agree that for efficient, cost-effective localization, you need to be in XML. We just helped a customer reduce the cost of translation for one document from $20K to $6K. And this is the number for just one book and one product. (As a side note, this particular customer went to Arbortext from