HyperWrite is an
Australian hypertext solution company, founded in 1993. We provide specialised hypertext
and Web consultancy services, training, and produce the
very successful annual Australasian Online Documentation and Content (AODC) Conference,
now in its eleventh year.
The AODC Conference is organised in conjunction with WritersUA Software User
Assistance Conference. This year's AODC will be held in from 12th to 14th May in Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory.
HyperWrite's three areas of business are specialised
consultancy,
training courses, and the
annual AODC Conference.
Latest News
DITA2Go Version 1.0 released (Thu, 11 Mar 2010)
DITA2Go is a Windows application from Omni Systems (makers of Mif2Go) that converts DITA source (ditamaps and bookmaps) to HTML and XHTML, Word RTF, WinHelp, HTML Help, JavaHelp, Oracle Help for Java, Eclipse Help, cross-platform FOSS OmniHelp, DocBook, generic XML and other DITA information types. PDF output is still in development. A DITA2Go license costs $US 295 per seat, with quantity discounts starting at 5 copies. This includes support and all upgrades for the first year, renewable at $US 75/year.
| MadCap Releases Flare version 6 (Fri, 05 Mar 2010)
MadCap’s latest version 6 of its Flare authoring tool features a new mobile output target, allowing content creators to publish their documentation to mobile handsets. A built-in mobile simulator lets authors test their mobile output within Flare if they don’t have access to the actual devices. The Web-based XHTML output has also been optimised to improve performance on low-bandwidth connections. Other features and changes include a link viewer, template improvements including the addition of a Template Manager, upgrades to the TOC editor, Import and Convert Multiple HTML Pages, and enhanced multimedia support. The MadPak Suite has also been updated with new versions of Blaze, Echo, Analyzer and X-Edit.
| New Workflow Management Module for 4.ST HelpServer (Mon, 15 Feb 2010)
4.ST have released a new Workflow Management module for HelpServer, a web-based enterprise content management system for help and documentation. 4.ST is now focussing development effort on the planned DITA Support and Snippets functionality scheduled for a March release. HelpServer is a web-based content management system that enables companies with dispersed authoring teams to work closely together on documentation-projects through a web-based platform. The Workflow Management module will allow HelpServer administrators to define the flow of tasks to be performed by different team-members on folders and topics. A trial version of HelpServer is available.
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