by RJ Jacquez

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July 20, 2009
 

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 Join me for this free 90-minute eSeminar, specifically designed for FrameMaker unstructured users, as well as MS Word users, who are considering migrating their documents to a structured authoring environment using Adobe FrameMaker 9.

Migrating your existing unstructured FrameMaker documents, or Microsoft Word documents to Structured documents in Adobe FrameMaker 9, is much easier than you may think, and the benefits include the ability to enforce authoring consistency, guided authoring, real-time validation and others. In this 90-minute eSeminar, we will explore the differences between unstructured and structured documents, and the overall process of using conversion tables in Adobe FrameMaker 9 for wrapping unstructured styles into structured elements, as well as basic DITA concepts in FrameMaker.

Here are the specifics and what we will cover during this 90-minute live eSeminar:

When: Friday, July 24, 2009 at 10:00am Pacific Time

Registration: http://bit.ly/j0Okt

Duration: 90 minutes to accommodate questions

Login instructions: Once you register, you will receive a confirmation e-mail, which will include a URL for you to join the Connect Pro room the day of the event. I will conduct a series of audio tests as participants begin to join.

Click here to make sure your system is properly configured to participate in this Acrobat Connect Pro event.

Audio: The audio portion for the eSeminar will be available via your computer speakers ONLY, through Voice over IP (VoIP) and thus no phone number is provided

Session Description: Migrating your existing unstructured FrameMaker documents, or Microsoft Word documents to Structured documents in Adobe FrameMaker 9, is much easier than you may think, and the benefits include the ability to enforce authoring consistency, guided authoring, real-time validation and others. In this 90-minute eSeminar, we will explore the differences between unstructured and structured documents, and the overall process of using conversion tables in Adobe FrameMaker 9 for wrapping unstructured styles into structured elements, as well as basic DITA concepts in FrameMaker.

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COMMENTS

  • By Peg Mulligan - 12:24 PM on July 23, 2009   Reply

    I have a trial version of FrameMaker 9 that this webinar will complement nicely, as far as new structuring functionality.

  • By Alison Farrelly - 11:49 AM on July 24, 2009   Reply

    Excellent introduction to Structured FrameMaker, RJ! Look forward to additional sessions!

  • By Nish - 11:29 PM on August 4, 2009   Reply

    Is there any recording of this webinar available? I am quite interested in this one.

  • By Ivan Walsh - 5:58 PM on September 16, 2009   Reply

    Hello,Thanks for this seminar. The quality of the material was really top notch.Ivan WalshTechnical Writer, China

  • By RJ Jacquez - 6:02 AM on September 17, 2009   Reply

    Thanks for stopping by, Ivan. I’m glad you found this eSeminar useful, I really appreciate your positive feedback!RJ Jacquez

  • By Hisanori Ozaki - 5:02 PM on October 27, 2009   Reply

    I missed this eSeminar. Is there any way to see this eSeminar?I am interesing in migrating word to FrameMaker.

  • By RJ Jacquez - 2:01 PM on October 28, 2009   Reply

    Hi Hisanori, thank you for your comment and I did record this eSeminar, and blogged about it HERE.Sincerely,RJ Jacquez

  • By Viv - 10:44 PM on November 3, 2009   Reply

    The recording link don’t seem to work. Has it been updated or removed?

  • By RJ Jacquez - 5:47 AM on November 4, 2009   Reply

    Hi Viv, please try it again, it should work fine now.Thanks,RJ Jacquez

  • By Elizabeth John - 12:20 AM on November 5, 2009   Reply

    Rj, Thanks for an excellent seminar. Looking forward to more seminars on these lines. Would you recommend Dita 101 by Ann Rockley, Steve Manning for more information on DITA migration?

  • By RJ Jacquez - 6:36 AM on November 5, 2009   Reply

    Hi Elizabeth, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! Regarding the DITA 101 book by Ann Rockley, I personally have it and have read it and I highly recommend it. Ann and Steve, did a great job breaking down the advantages of structured content, they provide best practices and cover the reasons why DITA makes sense quite nicely.Sincerely,RJ Jacquez

  • By Joan Rifanburg - 10:50 AM on May 26, 2010   Reply

    Do you have an archived version of this Webinar? Thanks!

  • By RJ Jacquez - 11:03 AM on May 26, 2010   Reply

    Hi Joan, thanks for your comment and here’s the direct link to this recording: http://my.adobe.acrobat.com/p27162742/Thanks again,RJ Jacquez

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