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• Good commenting
• Ways to speed up testing
DITA Quick Start Webinar: Defining Your Style Sheet RequirementsSuite Solutions
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Can I Have a Word: Managing Shared Glossaries and References to Terms With DITAContrext Solutions
Presents DITA markup for representing glossaries (<glossentry> and related elements) and references to them (<term>). Discusses strategies for how to assign and manage keys associated with glossary entries. Also discusses some of the processing challenges inherent in the glossary feature design.
Emory Brown, Application Developer at DB Services presents, FileMaker Scripting Best Practices. Emory will delve into what differentiates a well-written script from a poorly considered one. He will look at the thought process behind certain scripting practices that both speed up development and increase flexibility of code. Topics to be covered include: why good commenting of code matters, how to error-trap effectively, and how to speed up testing by only allowing scripts to run in their intended context.
Learn about the following
• Coding in a readable way
• Effective error-trapping
• Good commenting
• Ways to speed up testing
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Your DITA implementation is under way, and promises higher content reusability with shorter time to publication. A key aspect of your implementation is automated multi-channel publishing of your content to a variety of outputs: PDF, HTML, online help, mobile, dynamic web, eLearning and more. In this webinar, expert project manager Yehudit Lindblom and Suite Solutions President Joe Gelb go beyond formatting requirements to review best practices that help you cover all the bases for smooth implementation and easy maintenance of your dynamic publishing customizations.
Learn more about DITA Quick Start http://www.suite-sol.com/pages/solutions/dita-quick-start.html
Follow us on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/company/527916
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1. Proper alt text insertion in various types of media
2. Proper use of headings in course content documents
3. Properly creating tables with the Brightspace html editor
4. Easy ways to create scripts and transcripts
5. Editing YouTube captions and the importance of phrasing.
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2019-04-17
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