Microsoft Word is one of the most popular word processing tools available, and it has the power to create pretty decent accessible documents—if you know the tricks. Learn how to improve accessibility in your Word documents in this article.
Typefi Senior Solutions Consultant Guy van der Kolk shares some lesser-known Typefi 8 validation features, and demonstrates how to access the version history of your files in Typefi Server.
In this presentation from the 2018 Typefi User Conference, Senior Solutions Consultant Guy van der Kolk outlines a range of tools and options available for ensuring the integrity of your content. He also shows a sneak peek of some exciting (and very useful) new validation actions that are on the way, including Schematron and URL checker.
In this presentation from the 2018 Typefi User Conference, Guy van der Kolk, Typefi Senior Solutions Consultant, demonstrates how technology can make accessible publishing easy—and maybe even fun!
In this article, Typefi Product Manager, Guy van der Kolk, shares his wealth of experience in accessibility and provides a few tips on how you can implement accessibility in your own content.
There is no doubt that Microsoft Word is the most-used word processing application on the planet. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean that everyone is adept at using it. Guy van der Kolk offers some tips and tricks to get the most out of Word in this blog post.
Join Guy van der Kolk, Typefi Senior Solutions Consultant, as he discusses the range of PDF outputs you can produce from STS XML, including proof PDF, press-ready PDF, Versions of Record, web-optimised PDF, preview PDF, and redline PDF. Guy also demonstrates how an XML-based workflow allows you to produce accessible and multi-format outputs with little additional effort.
See how Typefi can publish complex content in over 100 languages (including right-to-left languages) faster and more accurately than you ever thought possible.
Typefi Senior Solutions Consultant Guy van der Kolk made his InDesign Magazine debut in May with an article titled "Expanding Your Linguistic Horizons: Multilingual publishing with InDesign." You can read the full piece here.