The DITA Troubleshooting specialization is now available as a plug-in to the DITA Open Toolkit. The Troubleshooting specialization creates a new topic type that is well-suited for problem-solution information. This topic type is based on the generic DITA topic type, and is based on the OASIS DITA standard. The Troubleshooting specialization should be placed in the \plugins directory of the Open Toolkit. You should run ant -f integrator.xml on the command line from the toolkit root directory after unzipping the package. This will properly "integrate" the package.
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DITA Troubleshooting specialization is now available
Amber Swope on Bookmaps
At the October meeting of the Boston DITA Users Group (held last Thursday evening at the DocTrain East 2007 Conference), Amber Swope of JustSystems reported on the Bookmap specialization in DITA 1.1.
You can find a one-hour Flash movie of Amber's presentation at
http://www.ditausers.org/tutorials/ditamaps/bookmaps_swope
We had some technical difficulty and Amber had to speak for the first several minutes without her slides.
Inmedius® Enters DITA-Based Software Market with Acquisition of DITA Storm™
Pittsburgh, PA – October 16, 2007 Inmedius, Inc. is pleased to announce the acquisition of LogPerspective’s DITA Storm, a full-featured DITA editing tool that enables authors to easily create DITA-compliant content in WYSIWYG mode regardless of their DITA XML knowledge. The editing environment is 100% browser-based, requiring no timely or costly client installations or updates, and is completely customizable for a superior DITA user experience.
Inmedius joins OASIS to advance DITA
Stilo International introduces the world’s first on-demand content migration service – Stilo Migrate.
For Immediate Release