We’re often asked if there are free demo video courses for FrameMaker and FrameMaker Publishing Server available. We heard you – and Adobe Solutions Consulting Manager Dustin Vaughn has created five video courses for you. Access them for free, lay back and enjoy and learn everything you need to know to get started with Adobe FrameMaker 2015!
The following FrameMaker video courses are available:
Introduction to Adobe FrameMaker
In this video:
- Starter Panel and Creating a New Document
- Templates
- Workspaces and Styles
- Conditional Text and Variables
- Cross-references
- Video and 3D Models
- Book functionality
- Template Design
- PDF Preview
- Publishing
- CMS Support
Moving from Word to Adobe FrameMaker
In this video:
- Introduction
- Agenda
- Importing Content from Word
- Workspaces and Styles
- Conditional Text and Variables
- Cross-References
- Video and 3D Models
- Book Functionality
- Template Design
- PDF Review
- Publishing
- CMS Support
Introduction to Structured Authoring Using Adobe FrameMaker
In this video:
- Leverage Your investment
- Structure: DITA or Custom
- Guided Authoring
- Three Views of Content
- Configurable User Interface with Workspaces
- CMS Support
- Publishing
Introduction to DITA/XML Authoring Using Adobe FrameMaker
In this video:
- Guided Authoring
- Three Views of Content
- Configurable User Interface with Workspaces
- DITA map
- CMS Support
- Publishing
- Publishing via DITA-OT
Introduction to Adobe FrameMaker Publishing Server (2015 release)
In this video:
- Overview of Dashboard
- Reusable Publishing Presets
- Templates
- Creating a Publishing Task
- Creating a Publishing Task from a Template
- Executing a Task
- Error Logging
- Resources
I’m working with a major client that has been using FrameMaker for many years. At the same time that they are planning to upgrade to FM2019 on their fat clients, they are also planning to deploy FM2019 at a acquired subsidiary that is running thin clients, but is not yet using FM. I’m helping with the document side of this transition and am unclear how the user experience may differ for users on a thin client configuration. Can you clarify this for me, or point me to a credible source? Thank you!