ITauthor podcast #35 – On Crammond Island, thinking about technical writing |
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Took the dog for a walk and talked to myself about documentation. Crazy? Or just missing technical writing? Didn't have my camera with me, but I snapped these with my Blackberry: View Full Album Want to get emailed next time I publish a podcast? Enter your email address: Pre... |
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ITauthor podcast #36 – Acrobat and shared review of Web pages |
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Looking for a better way of reviewing a WebHelp system recently brought it home to me how good Adobe Acrobat's shared review functionality is. I want something that does pretty much exactly the same thing but for Web pages. However, it seems like no such thing exists. In this podcast I describe why Acrobat shared review is so good and why the closest things I could find (WebNotes and SharedCopy) just don't do what I'm looking for. Links
This video shows how to configure and create a shared review in Acrobat Pro. Because it goes through the configuration steps for setting things up, it makes it all look much more time-consuming than it actually is. Once you've set this up, generating the shared review is simple. We used the same internal server approach demonstrated here (using a WebDav folder on the server) and it works really well for us. Want to get emailed next time I publish a podcast? Enter your email address:
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ITauthor podcast #34 – Testing testing 123 |
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Test Manager Richard Paterson joins Graham Campbell and me over lunchtime sandwiches in a rather noisy office to talk about software testing. Technical writers in a software development department often feel like third-class citizens, with programmers as the top-dogs and testers being granted secon... |
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ITauthor podcast #33 – A history of RSS |
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Ever wondered how news and blog posts appear in Google Reader or how podcasts get onto your iPod? It's largely thanks to something called RSS. What does RSS stand for? Who invented it? What happened along the way? This podcast tells the story of RSS, from its earliest beginnings in 1995, through t... |
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ITauthor podcast #32 – Unscripted screencasts and Flare extensibility |
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ITauthor podcast #32 " Unscripted screencasts and Flare extensibility For this edition of the ITauthor podcast, I just turned the microphone on and started talking. So if ums and ahs annoy you, this podcast probably isn't for you!... |
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ITauthor podcast #31 – Matthew Ellison looks forward to the UA Europe Conference 2009 |
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ITauthor podcast #31 " Matthew Ellison looks forward to the UA Europe Conference 2009 Matthew Ellison runs his own UK-based training and consulting company, specializing in user assistance design and technology. He coordinates the annual UA Europe Conference and is himself a popular speaker at confe... |
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