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Valuable Resource
Good information is a valuable resource. Think about selling it to other
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WinHelp News and Tips
You do not need to be a programmer to make functional websites - just the right tools and the right advice.
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How much will people pay for the information?
ALSO: Are people reading it? Are the right people reading it? Are there signs that these people's behaviour is being influenced by what they read?
Choose a format to suit the information Resist the temptation to put everything into hypertext (HTML, web pages or WinHelp). Instead consider using hypertext to find, explain and then launch other files. The information can then be in a format suitable to the information type and the frequency of its use.
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See our work on Luchetti Solicitors website: RSS Feed: Add Google Gadget to your Google home page:
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Keep Track of Formatting
Office 2007
Something to be aware of for those of you using track changes and fussy about your formatting (and new to Word 2007) From the Office button select Word Options then Advanced and you will see "Keep track of formatting". For details see C Kent's page: How to turn Keep Track of Formatting on and off Labels: MSWord Customise the NEWS
Wotnews allows you to personalise your news from Australia. You set it up to tell you about specific companies or people. Set up a share portfolio or for any interest in a particular industry or sector. Wotnews will find the news on these topics as soon as it breaks. It is delivered to you as an email alert or an RSS feed.
See wotnews.com.au/tour OR Look for a similar facility with your favourite and trusted news source. Labels: news Tagging documents
Structured document formats like DITA, DocBook, and Solbook are characterized by deeply nested tags and a multitude of schema constraints.
Unstructured tagging languages like HTML, on the other hand, are wide open. Some people think that it is a contest between the two types: Read the summary [more..] OR the full article: blogs.sun.com/.../do_we_really_need_structured. The answer may lie in the correct choice of tagging for particular information. More uses information should mean more structure to that information (and more tags). More information and more users of the information should also mean more structure. Labels: DITA
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