Update 4 of FrameMaker (2019 release) brings fixes and enhancements in areas such as authoring, publishing, source control, localization, and crashers. For users using Adobe Experience Manager as a source control system, a couple of enhancements for a better check-out experience have been added.
SQUIDDS FINALYZER 2019 is a collection of plug-ins and ExtendScripts for Adobe FrameMaker. It extends the capabilities of FrameMaker even more, and automate repetitive, manual tasks. Archive and deploy complete FrameMaker books with “Book Transfer,” manage Styles and Formats, graphics, and replace AI/EPS files with SVGs in your documentation.
Update 8 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release) introduces a new “frameless” layout and a new skin, introduces support for JavaScript-based Scripting, and a completely revamped “Special Characters/Symbols” browser. Update 8 also brings many fixes and enhancements in areas such as authoring, publishing, and stability.
And here we are with Update 7 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release). Update 7 introduces command line-based output generation. And you can now edit glossary terms and variable names and RoboHelp will update them automatically wherever they are used in your project. And we have fixed 29 bugs and issues. And in this blog post, you can find all the details about it.
With Update 6 for Adobe RoboHelp 2019 we introduce a new rounded number list template, a restart list numbering option, a new sample master page, and granular styling options for PDF output. We also provide Section 508 compliant skins now out-of-the-box. We have also fixed many bugs and user reported issues such as CHM window settings, working with Git, Microsoft SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Team Foundation Server, Arabic output search issues and many more.
Update 3 of FrameMaker (2019 release) includes many bug fixes in areas such as PDF output with specific fonts, Fit to Frame (Proportionally) for Images, scaling of SVG and EPS files, some bug fixes for the Welcome Screen, and a few crashers. In total, we have fixed 22 issues.
With Update 5 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release) you can now update the properties for multiple files in one go, publish to Microsoft SharePoint Online as ASPX, associate project files with external applications, work with a much enhanced topic list, work more comfortable with the spell checker, style your content with rounded corner and prefixes, and work with modular style sheets. Update 5 also fixes 21 bugs and glitches.
Update 4 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release) is packed with a lot of new features and many enhancements! You can now import and link FrameMaker documents, create stunning tables with the new Table Style CSS Editor, publish to RoboHelp Server, FTP and Secure FTP (SFTP), import .h files into the new map editor and edit map IDs inline, create clean XML Output, add “See Also” and “Related Topics” sections to your topics, fix broken links easily, and enjoy a much enhanced topic overview list and an enhanced Email link generator. Update 4 also fixes 20+ issues reported by users and partners.
Update 2 for FrameMaker 2019 brings an enhanced DITA template import workflow, an even more powerful DITA customization plugin, and fixes a couple of issues with the new PDF engine. Update 2 also fixes a couple of issues and crashers reported by users and partners.
With Update 3 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release) we introduce a JavaScript Editor, user variables in topic titles, layers in the Image Map editor, and a new Responsive HTML5, help center style skin called “Coffee.” We have also further enhanced the CSS editor, the insert image dialog, the Topic Properties panel and added a couple of new keyboard shortcuts. Update 3 also fixes a couple of issues and crashers reported by users and partners.
With Update 2 for Adobe RoboHelp (2019 release) we have implemented support for Microsoft Tem Foundation Server (TFS), implemented comprehensive map file support, give support for multi-level lists (nested lists), add an auto-numbering feature for headings and paragraphs, provide better support for and visibility of bookmarks, introduced an eyedropper to sample colors from anywhere of your screen, make working with tables more easy, and added custom navtitles for user-definied table of contents navigations. Update 2 also fixes a couple of issues and crashers reported by users and partners.
Read in this blog post the summary of all sessions of Adobe DITA World 2018, Day 3 by our conference resident blogger Danielle M. Villegas.
Read in this blog post the summary of all sessions of Adobe DITA World 2018, Day 2 by our conference resident blogger Danielle M. Villegas.