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Yes. Any technical writer, both someone working alone and someone working in an international team, can face the challenges described in the previous question/answer.
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Yes, Adobe® FrameMaker® 10 provides DITA 1.1 support, including Bookmap, Indexing, and Glossary specifications. FrameMaker 10 also supports the DITA 1.2 specification.
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VT: Constantina started in her final year of high school to train for track & field and cross-country. Maybe that was one of the good things contributing to her ability to still be running so well at age 38. Her first coach had the good sense to
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It integrates with the leading DITA authoring tools – JustSystems XMetaL and PTC Arbortext Editor, as well as Adobe FrameMaker so anyone writing in DITA can use the technology to check their DITA topics for quality and consistency. The new Multiple
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Yes, FrameMaker 9 provides DITA 1.1 support, including Bookmap, Indexing, and Glossary specifications. FrameMaker 9 also supports the DITA 1.2 Learning and Training Content Specialization (beta) specification for developing compelling training
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Reply Quote Hi Wouterv, Past Coversations: http://openxmldeveloper.org/forums/1400/ShowThread.aspx#1400 Thank you for your input. I am little confused and can really use your help on this. As it says in my earlier post I am trying to implement DITA
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The Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) is an XML-based, end-to-end architecture for authoring, producing, and delivering readable information as discrete, typed topics.• What is DITA good for? • Managing readable information • Reusing
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The genre's origins are rooted in the 1840s, early in the Victorian era, a time of culture clashes between the social rules of established aristocracy and a working-class society. The genre often mocked such established entertainment forms as opera,
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Because DITA is an architecture, not just a DTD, you have to ask the question in terms of which infotype (concept, task, reference) , containing which domains. New specializations always increase the count, but the new content models typically have
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The basic concepts of DITA are not tied to implementation. Both schemas and DTDs can be used to define specializable DITA elements. The current DITA Open Toolkit provides both DTDs and XML Schemas.
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