Adobe FrameMaker Essentials
Part 2: Authoring Tips
Recording
The recording of this webinar is now available on YouTube here.
The recordings of all sessions of the FrameMaker Essentials series are available in the Adobe FrameMaker Essentials Playlist on YouTube.
This webinar was recorded on September 14, 2022.
Welcome to Adobe FrameMaker Essentials, an online workshop series on the market-leading software for authoring and publishing technical content, Adobe FrameMaker. Here is your exclusive opportunity to learn from renowned technical communication experts and get hands-on training on Adobe FrameMaker.
In this particular series, we focus on the unstructured authoring or style-based authoring side of Adobe FrameMaker.
This session is geared towards intermediate users in Adobe FrameMaker. The training session will cover the following topics:
- Editing an Adobe FrameMaker file
- Working with special characters
- Defining user variables
- Dynamic spell-check
- Smart Spaces and Smart Quotes
- Parent Pages (Master Pages)
- Creating a custom Parent Page
- Applying custom Parent Pages (manually and automatically)
- Creating and managing Cross-References
- Understanding the role of markers
- Locating and fixing unresolved/broken Cross-References
- Splitting large documents
- Harnessing the power of Find/Change
The Adobe FrameMaker Essentials series has been designed to help you get started with Adobe FrameMaker. We start with the basics and cover more complex topics as we proceed to the next session. So, if you are a novice documentation professional or a seasoned documentation expert looking to brush up your Adobe FrameMaker authoring skills, this is the place to be!
Your Expert
Barb Binder
Barb Binder is an Adobe Design Master on the Creative Cloud publishing applications, and an Adobe Certified Instructor on FrameMaker, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Acrobat. In her spare time, she stays busy supporting the local Adobe community. As a member of the Adobe Certified Professional program, she is an active volunteer in the Adobe user forums. Barb also runs the Denver Adobe Creative Cloud User Group in Denver.