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Do we need a content strategy?
Today, companies must launch products to global markets faster than ever before if they want to remain competitive. R&D organizations within those companies are continuously improving the development processes and ways to produce products to enable this possibility. This means that technical communication teams are also faced with a challenge. The content volume that we must manage is growing and we must be able to in parallel manage content for multiple product configurations and release manuals in shorter time frames using the existing staff.
Refering another dita file in step tag
Hi ,
I am trying to create PDF using DITA OT 1.5
I have some steps in a dita file. But now i need to invoke another dita file from this dita file.
For example
<!-- StepFile1.dita -->
<steps>
<step ........................../>
<step ........................./>
<!-- This is nested step file, which will be similiar to StepFile1.dita(current) file, which will in turn contains some steps -->
Content Management Strategies/DITA North America 2011 conference
AOTK – Using Arbortext with the DITA Open ToolKit (how it works)
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Arbortext and the Open Toolkit?
We get a lot of questions about whether you can use Arbortext with the Open Toolkit. The answer is, "Yes, of course," but any further details are difficult unless you know what the questioner means by that: "Arbortext" is a portfolio of products that includes an editor, multiple publishing engines (for both typical and magazine-quality publishing), a content management system, a styling tool (so non-programmers can create stylesheets), a DTD/configuration tool, a dynamic link manager, and an illustration tool.