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	<title>Johnson, Tom H. and Mike Hamilton</title>	<link>http://tc.eserver.org/authors/Johnson,_Tom_H._and_Mike_Hamilton</link>
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		<title>Madcap’s Flare-DITA Solution</title>
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		<description>In this podcast, Mike Hamilton of Madcap Software talks about their phased approach to handling DITA with Flare. In Phase I, you’ll have the ability to import DITA topics and export to webhelp and other targets. In this sense, Flare functions as a transform engine. In Phase 2, you can use Flare for native DITA authoring. Phase 1 is on the cusp of release, but Phase II won’t be available until quarter one of next year.</description>
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