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Bob Doyle

DITA Quotient a quick diagnostic tool

With over 100 people requesting their D.Q, some DITA consultants are writing to say that the DITA Quotient helps them to evaluate prospective clients. 

See What's Your D.Q.? at http://www.ditanews.com/dita_quotients/

While the overall D.Q. number is useful, they say it's even more important to look at detailed responses to the ten questions. Specific low numbers may indicate that a client is not likely to find the consultant's services and tools particularly valuable, something the consultant should learn early on.

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ActiveState: KomodoEdit open source XML editor dita extension

KomodoEdit is a free, open source editor based on ActiveStates Komodo IDE and Mozilla/XUL code.

http://www.activestate.com/Products/komodo_ide/edit_features.mhtml

Dita awareness can be added by

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DITA-OT Packages

What packages are available for the DITA Open Toolkit?

Beginning with DITA-OT version 1.4.2, the binary version of the toolkit is available in three packages (minimal, standard, and full). The latest full release is DITA 1.5.2. In several cases, earlier versions of the DITA-OT contained older versions of the open source libraries listed below:

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DITA/TechComm Conference

Location: 
McKimmon Conference Center, Raleigh, NC USA
Date: 
3 Nov 2008 - 08:00 - 6 Nov 2008 - 05:00
Event Type: 
Conference

What is your DITA Quotient (D.Q.)?

The idea behind the DITA Quotient is a rough but quantitative numerical estimate of the applicabilty of DITA to your content. You simply answer ten questions and get an estimate of the value of DITA for your organization.

DITA News will publish the average numbers for everyone filling in the questionnaire, so you will be able to compare yourself to others. And we will track the average answers for the ten questions over time, to see how DITA is being adopted and how its various capabilities are being utilized.

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