Archive - Feb 2006

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Greg Rundlett

Greg, Manager of Technology Services at OASIS, provides technical leadership and support for the XML.org Focus Areas on OASIS Standards.

double bracket syntax

This site supports a 'wiki' method of creating links to new content.  All you need to do when authoring a page is surround some words with double square brackets like so:
[ (x2)    Some  Title Text     ] (x2)

After saving your content, the words in double brackets will automatically create a link to the content (if it exists by that title already), or to the edit window to add the content if it does not yet exist.

It takes more effort to explain than it does to use it.  Go ahead.  Create a new 'Collaborative Story', and surround a key phrase or topic that you want to elaborate on using the double-bracket syntax and you'll be able to quickly add that new content too.

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Members Approve DITA as OASIS Standard


OASIS, the international e-business standards consortium, announced that its members approved the DITA version 1.0 as an OASIS Standard, a status that signifies the highest level of ratification. Arbortext, BMC Software, IBM, Idiom, Innodata Isogen, Intel, Nokia, Oracle, Sun Microsystems, the U.S. Department of Defense, and others participated in defining this XML architecture for publishing.

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Benefits of using DITA

Why use DITA?


by France Baril

Topic-based DITA offers flexibility in content organization

DITA is a topic-based architecture. It allows you to order, reorder and nest topics to create any kind of information product.

DITA's modularity allows for reuse

Topics can be used in more than one deliverable at once, independently from other topics.

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