There has been a lot of buzz recently about the need for more interactivity in eBooks – specifically, that they can’t be “text only.” Theoretically those with Kindles, Nooks, and… Read the rest
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Interactive eBooks – Are They New, or Just Shiny?
August 3, 2010 in Technical Communication by Nicky Bleiel
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Developing documentation (both end-user and internal) in an Agile software development environment can present a few challenges, but overall presents many opportunities for technical communicators.
Agile, by its nature, provides relativ… Read the rest
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In Doc-To-Help, you apply Styles to your Source documents so that your Target output will look and behave the way you prefer.
That's one good reason to use them, but not… Read the rest
(+1 rating, 1 votes) Creating renewable content – “Green” authoring
September 25, 2009 in Technical Communication by Nicky Bleiel
Those who adopt "green" lifestyles try to recycle and reuse as much as possible, preserving resources for future generations.
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(No Ratings Yet) What you can do with the Doc-To-Help Ribbon in Word
July 2, 2009 in Technical Communication by Nicky Bleiel
This is the final of a three part series called "How do you like to write?" This post focuses on the Doc-To-Help ribbon in Microsoft® Word.
This ribbon (or toolbar, depending on… Read the rest
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