Key Concept Archive
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Paper or ePub?
Did you know that reading on a kindle or other electronic device isn't the same to your brain as reading on paper? Well, as it turns out: Neuroscience, in fact, has revealed that humans use different parts of the brain…
- Key Concepts: epub, usability and user experience
- Filed under: Blog, Liz Asks
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Conference notes from: World IA Day 2016
Last month I went to World IA Day 2016 in Seattle. I'm based in San Francisco, which also hosted World IA Day event, but every now and again it's good to get out of your little corner of the world and…
- Key Concepts: content strategy, usability and user experience
- Filed under: Blog
- Venues: World IA Day
Inclusive vs Exclusive Language and Corporate Culture
It seems that as of 6/5/2019, the GSA has pulled the article down. Good thing we captured what we did! The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA.gov) website recently published an article (and the code to go with it) about how they…
- Key Concepts: best practices, case study, usability and user experience
- Filed under: Blog
- Venues:
Metadata and Taxonomy Workshop for DITA Authoring Teams
Upcoming Dates This class is scheduled on demand but, if you want to know more, you can view a preview of the material in our public presentation about these concepts. We also offer publicly available, virtual, instructor-led, classes focused on…
- Key Concepts: epub, usability and user experience
- Filed under: Blog, Liz Asks
- Venues:
Common Questions: Change Markup
This week’s topic: Change Tracking & Change Markup Change markup has historically been something that you had to implement yourself in XML publishing. Arbortext supports typical change markup behavior in the standard document types, and with a small amount of…
- Key Concepts: basics, usability and user experience, workflow and process, xml authoring
- Filed under: Blog, Common Questions
- Venues:
Common Questions: Language Support in Arbortext
This week’s topic: Language support in ArbortextXML publishing systems makes translation less expensive all-around. The biggest cost of translating content produced in traditional tools is the DTP that must be done on the content once it's been translated. Some languages…
- Key Concepts: arbortext editor, arbortext layout developer (ald) (3b2), arbortext publishing engine, arbortext styler, globalization, release notes, techcomm tools, usability and user experience
- Filed under: Blog, Common Questions, Release Details
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