MadCap Lingo, the XML-based, fully integrated translation memory system and authoring tool, eliminates the need for file transfers in order to complete translation--preserving valuable content and formatting to deliver a consistent experience across multiple languages. With version 2.0, MadCap Lingo significantly expands translation support to include the DITA standard, Microsoft Word, and a range of standard text and language formats.
Archive - 2009
Specification Strategies Thread: <xref> text control
Forum topic: Submitted by bnordgren on Fri, 2009-02-27 00:31.
It is nearly impossible to talk about what you want to do without at least giving an example of how you want to do it. Already, the requirements thread has produced three different potential strategies for how to specify some mechanism to control the text substituted by <xref>. These three initial suggestions are:
Requirements thread: <xref>
Forum topic: Submitted by bnordgren on Wed, 2009-02-25 22:20.
Please use this thread to discuss how you would like <xref> to behave. <xref> is, in the opinions of some, underspecified. Please show here how you would like to use it. We will discuss implementation issues on another thread.
To start:
bnordgren
On the Separation of Authors and Content
Blog entry: Submitted by bnordgren on Wed, 2009-02-25 00:29.
Preface
This is an open letter to the DITA TC regarding something which is in my view a fatal flaw with the design of several DITA elements. The realization crystalized when I was told by someone on the DITA users email list that there is no provision for users to specify captions for their exhibits (figures, tables, etc.) or specify the text of their section headings. In short...<title> doesn't do what intuition says it will do...
MadCap Lingo 2.0 Includes DITA
Product: Submitted by SharonBurton on Tue, 2009-02-24 20:11.
MadCap Lingo, the XML-based, fully integrated translation memory system and authoring tool, eliminates the need for file transfers in order to complete translation--preserving valuable content and formatting to deliver a consistent experience across multiple languages.
With version 2.0, MadCap Lingo significantly expands translation support to include the DITA standard, Microsoft Word, and a range of standard text and language formats. Additionally MadCap Lingo offers new features to facilitate the translation process.
MadCap Lingo 2.0 Translation Expands to Include DITA
News: Submitted by carolgeyer on Tue, 2009-02-24 14:28.
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