Presentations>Web Design>Software: EServer TC Library

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#14402

Many FrameMaker users need to publish their documents on the World Wide Web. The best approach is to use a converter, which preserves the format and organization of the original FrameMaker document. Good converters can handle long, complex documents that contain elements such as table of contents, index, line drawings, bitmap graphics, tables, footnotes, and equations. We discuss the benefits of having a single source document for paper and Web, the techniques for creating documents that can be converted easily, and the powerful conversion tools available today.

Jackson, Ken and Sonya E. Keene. STC Proceedings (1998). Presentations>Web Design>Software>Adobe FrameMaker

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HTML Conversion Tools: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

The documentation conversion tool market is relatively new, but several vendors have established reputations in the market.

Laurent, J. Suzanna and Candie D. McKee. STC Orange County (1998). Presentations>Web Design>Software>HTML

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Web-Based Alternatives to PowerPoint

Presentation software has been stuck in neutral forever. Web applications, however, are firing on all cylinders. Some say Word and Excel are about to be Web 2.0 roadkill. Not me. The browser can’t yet substitute for those applications. But for PowerPoint? Any day now.

Udell, Jon. InfoWorld (2006). Articles>Presentations>Software>Web Design

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#18797

WebWorks Publisher 6 Tips and Tricks

A presentation covering some techniques for using WebWork Publisher to produce online versions of FrameMaker documentation.

Knopf, David A. Knopf Online (2001). Presentations>Software>Web Design>Adobe FrameMaker