In this blog, our guest blogger, Tony Self of Hyperwrite in Melbourne, Australia, shares his thoughts on various levels of Re-use. Tony has done several guest webinars with AdobeTCS. You will find links to recorded webinars and upcoming webinars at the end of this blog. Levels of Re-use, by Tony Self At the heart of read more…
Ellis Pratt of Cherryleaf in the UK made a very compelling presentation on the Changing Nature of Content in a recent webinar with Adobe. There is a webinar recording, and a detailed white paper (authored by Pratt) which you can download on this subject. NOTE: both of the links in the previous sentence will take read more…
Dear RoboHelp Users, In my last post on this thread, I described how you can create multiscreen HTML5 content for various devices using RoboHelp 10. Since my last post, I have had several conversations with users regarding this functionality. I presented the multiscreen HTML5 feature in the TC World Bangalore conference, where a number of read more…
Dear RoboHelp Users, I’m pleased to announce the availability of RoboHelp patch 10.0.1, in which we have fixed several issues that were reported to us by our users and valued partners. The major issues we have fixed in this patch are as follows. FrameMaker – RoboHelp Integration Some users reported that RoboHelp used to crash read more…
Many of us have heard about publishing from FrameMaker 11 to HTML5 “via RoboHelp 10″ in Tech Comm Suite 4.0. But just how much work does this involve, anyway? Surprisingly, not very much. Although it is relatively easy to either create or modify your own RoboHelp project, Adobe thoughtfully planted a built-in “Default” RoboHelp project read more…
Ray Gallon or The HumanistNerd just completed a fabulous series of webinars for fans of User Assistance. The complexity of today’s technical products means ‘how-to’ information may no longer provide users with all they need. More than procedures, users need to acquire skills and concepts that enable them to be autonomous, make decisions, and work read more…
Hello Everyone, Hope all of you are doing well. This is the 2nd post of the HTML5 Publishing Series. Here is the link for those of you who missed the first one. In this post, I will show you how, in just four steps, you can create visually stunning help systems for a variety of read more…
Okay this is the last in the “top 10 of 2012″ series, I promise. The top 10 viewed (live+on-demand views) webinars of 2012 (in no particular order): The FrameMaker 11 launch presentation by Kapil Verma: What’s new in Adobe FrameMaker 11 Future of TechComm series: Designing technical documentation for tablets by Ellis Pratt of Cherryleaf read more…
In 2012 we rechristened and redesigned our blog. TechComm Central by Adobe drew more than 100K visits by almost 50K unique visitors. Numbers were encouraging and we intend to increase them further based on new and interesting content offerings. The top 10 most read blogs are listed below in no particular order: The list includes read more…
Hi everyone, 2012 was a busy year, wasn’t it? Busy years often keep us from spending time on learning and self-development. Adobe continues to work with some of the best-know thought leaders in the technical communication space to offer content that matters to the industry and is about trends as well as our products. In read more…
