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

Learn how to get the most out of the new optimized user interface in Adobe Captivate 5, and how to get up and running quickly using the new panels, workspaces, multiple projects opened at the same time, etc.

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.

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.

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.

Learn how easy it is to incorporate Adobe Captivate 4 simulations in an Adobe Presenter project to create high impact rich media assets for your Technical Documents.

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.

In this episode you will learn how to use RoboHelp 9's PDF review, Track Changes and AIR Help Comment Moderation feature.

Learn how to use the Adobe Captivate Reviewer AIR application to add in-context notes to Captivate projects, that are then imported back into the project.

Learn how easy it is to incorporate user-generated content into your Online Help by adding Links and RSS Feeds to an AIRHelp project in Adobe RoboHelp.

Learn how to map FrameMaker Paragraph, Character, Table and Cross Reference styles in RoboHelp for better single sourcing of technical documentation.

Learn how to generate powerful Web 2.0 Online Help Experiences in Adobe AIR, without typing a single line of code using Adobe RoboHelp

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.

See how User Defined Variables (UDVs) in RoboHelp 10 allow you to create "instant update" instances of text or phrases for product names, address, UI gestures and more. Change the definition of one UDV and all instances update throughout your project. You can even insert UDFs into topic titles or boilerplate snippets. This powerful feature is extremely simple to use, as easy as editing and formatting normal text.

See how snippets in RoboHelp 10 give you a library of re-usable sections of text, UDVs (variables) or graphics. Save once, use many times. Edit the snippet once, and all instances change. You will be amazed at the simplicity of the user interface. You can even select and copy sections of repetitious text from your content (lists, cautions, etc.) and copy it into a new snippet!

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.

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

FrameMaker goes beyond Word in extending your style control over graphic object styles. As with paragraphs, character tags and tables, FrameMaker provides a catalog for object styles, which can enable you to globally update the position or appearance of named anchored frames and graphics. This functionality empowers you to achieve consistency with graphic formatting just as you have always done with text formatting.

FrameMaker has many functions not available in Word, including the ability to make a "reverse cross reference" between graphic objects and related text. Watch this short video to see how to select objects or portions of a vector diagram, and make them behave as hyperlinked hotspots that will jump to related text. A simple marker mechanism is used to accomplish this.

FrameMaker 11 has powerful table features well suited for long, multi-page tables. This short demo highlights how to insert a "continuation" indicator in a Table Title, and also how to add a footer row and customize it to automatically display how many pages long the table is. Although this demo focuses on print and PDF output, FrameMaker 11 tables are equally powerful for Tablet and WebHelp output.