package but depending on your needs there are
better ones out there.
Gordon
-Original Message-
Subject: need help selecting doc tools
Hello all:
I am starting a new venture on Monday at a startup company that has never
had a tech writer and needs me to write all the doc from scratch
It was written:
> Something that you may want to look into is using DITA as your
> underlying data model (if you're entertaining the idea of using
> structured authoring). One of the biggest problems that people have in
> using DITA is the migration of legacy content .. you don't have this
>
aker + WWP is a good package but depending on your needs there are
better ones out there.
Gordon
-Original Message-
Subject: need help selecting doc tools
Hello all:
I am starting a new venture on Monday at a startup company that has never
had a tech writer and needs me to write all the doc fr
It was written:
Something that you may want to look into is using DITA as your
underlying data model (if you're entertaining the idea of using
structured authoring). One of the biggest problems that people have in
using DITA is the migration of legacy content .. you don't have this
problem.
Hello all:
I am starting a new venture on Monday at a startup company that has never
had a tech writer and needs me to write all the doc from scratch. I've been
using FrameMaker 6.0 for several years now with WebWorks Professional 2003.
My new boss (VP of Engineering) has asked me to put
Documentation is usually a two-phase effort -- authoring and then
delivering. So you actually need two shopping lists, one for each
stage.
For authoring, FM is a safe environment that's open-ended for final
deliverables.
What I'd be more concerned about than delivery at this point is the
graphic
Hi Aaron...
FrameMaker and WebWorks are a very good combination, and would most
likely do what's needed. However, you might want to get more
clarification on how the source documentation may be integrated into the
development environment as well as what types of output are expected and
how
Hello all:
I am starting a new venture on Monday at a startup company that has never
had a tech writer and needs me to write all the doc from scratch. I've been
using FrameMaker 6.0 for several years now with WebWorks Professional 2003.
My new boss (VP of Engineering) has asked me to put
Documentation is usually a two-phase effort -- authoring and then
delivering. So you actually need two shopping lists, one for each
stage.
For authoring, FM is a safe environment that's open-ended for final
deliverables.
What I'd be more concerned about than delivery at this point is the
graphic
Hi Aaron...
FrameMaker and WebWorks are a very good combination, and would most
likely do what's needed. However, you might want to get more
clarification on how the source documentation may be integrated into the
development environment as well as what types of output are expected and
how
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