Get the most out of the new Interface in Adobe FrameMaker 9. Also learn the differences and benefits for existing FrameMaker users.

Learn the differences and benefits between unstructured and structured documents in Adobe FrameMaker.

Learn how Templates work in FrameMaker and how to build books based on multiple files, that were authored from the same template.

In this video, I go over how you will be able to publish online (i.e. WebHelp, FlashHelp, AIRHelp, EPUB, JavaHelp, CHM) directly from Adobe FrameMaker 10 as you continue to update your documents, and without having to manually open, update and publish your RoboHelp projects.

Learn how to use conversion tables in FrameMaker for migrating unstructured FrameMaker and MS Word documents to fully structured files.

Learn how to leverage existing 3D models in your technical documentation. See how to take advantage of the powerful 3D Reviewer in Acrobat 9 Pro Extended to view, edit, and insert interactive 3D models into PDF files created in FrameMaker.

More on Adobe RoboHelp 9 and MS SharePoint. Check out how easy and straightforward it will be to publish directly to a SharePoint workspace. No need to first publish locally and then copy the folder manually to SharePoint.

Join members of the AUC community and Adobe for this 36-minute on-demand seminar on how to create accessible PDF files in Acrobat X and from numerous applications like Microsoft Word, InDesign CS5.5, FrameMaker 10, and RoboHelp 9.

Learn how to use conversion tables in FrameMaker for migrating unstructured FrameMaker and MS Word documents to fully structured files.

Here is a comprehensive how to on RoboHelp Server 9 and it's user feedback reporting and project merging

In this video you will see how to create a shared pdf review using Acrobat.com and RoboHelp 10. This feature is built into the core product at no additional cost.

First of many Sneak Peek videos for FrameMaker 10, RoboHelp 9 and Technical Communication Suite 3. In this video, check out what's coming in FrameMaker 10 with regards to Rich Media. Learn why this Industry trend is important to Technical Communicators.

In this video, I go over how you will be able to publish online (i.e. WebHelp, FlashHelp, AIRHelp, EPUB, JavaHelp, CHM) directly from Adobe FrameMaker 10 as you continue to update your documents, and without having to manually open, update and publish your RoboHelp projects.

Get the most out of the new Interface in Adobe FrameMaker 9. Also learn the differences and benefits for existing FrameMaker users.

Learn the differences and benefits between unstructured and structured documents in Adobe FrameMaker.

Learn how to easily insert special characters in Adobe FrameMaker 9 using the new Character Palette and also how to use special characters in bulleted lists.

FrameMaker 11 is a straight forward, accessible DITA editor. The process is so simple that you can start authoring DITA, even before you fully understand DITA structure. This 4 minute demo introduces you to the simple user interface and how "promoting" a list item via simple drag-n-drop will change its formatting! With FrameMaker, you can begin authoring in an out-of-the box DITA application with minimal training and ramp up time.

Tables have many uses in FrameMaker; since there is a sort feature in tables, you may convert lists or other sequential paragraph into a table (temporarily) to accomplish a sort, then covert the table back to paragraphs. Watch this very brief video to master this simple technique

"Numbered" paragraphs in FrameMaker can include a text prefix. In fact, you can choose to not have numbers, but a text only prefix. Add a tab and hanging indent, and you have the perfect formula for simple CAUTIONs and NOTEs. Watch this short video to find out just how simple this is. You can do it too!

See how easy it is to isolate lists or other paragraphs to maintain their own "discrete" auto-numbering within complex documents that have several numbered schemes. For instance, you can define a paragraph that introduces a series of steps and ensures that the next paragraph is always prefixed by "Step 1:" Watch this short video to find out just how simple this is. You can do it too!

See a new twist on how 3 different ways to view and edit DITA or XML in FrameMaker 11 can be used. Traditional WYSIWYG (page) view still shows exact line breaks, headers/footers and full formatting, if you are going to publish to print or PDF. New AUTHOR VIEW shows only generically formatted content with no page breaks and symbolic indents; ideal for authors who need to focus on content that may go to multiple formats beyond print. Finally, get a glimpse of how powerful XML CODE VIEW can be with INTELLIPROMPT, suggesting legal elements or attributes while you are typing. These 3 views combined help make FrameMaker 11 a full-fledged DITA/XML authoring solution.

FrameMaker 11 "remembers" which paragraph style is in each column of a table when you create or update the table style. This includes paragraph styles that have artwork form the Reference Page. Using these two features in tandem, you can easily create a two-column "CAUTION" box table that will place CAUTION artwork to the side of your text. Since the CAUTION arwork is invoked from the reference page, you can change it there once and update all instances of the CAUTION used in a new table. This allows (a) swift and easy authoring with consistent results and (b) the ability to globally update all instances of a particular segregated caution statement. With WORD, considerable effort would be required to plant consistent artwork in all instances of such a table.

FrameMaker 11's Reference Pages allow you to associate text and artwork with paragraph formatting. For instance, you can place horizontal lines above or below a paragraph, or have a "Caution" box automatically placed above a paragraph. Writers cannot edit this artwork on the body page; one must visit the Reference Page in order to make a change. If the user revises the artwork or text in a special frame on the Reference Page, all instances associated with paragraph styles will universally update throughout the document.

This brief video introduces all the episodes you will find in our "FrameMaker for Word: Do you Write Right?" campaign, located at: http://tv.adobe.com/show/framemaker-for-word/ -- Check out the episodes after this brief intro