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In this presentation from the 2024 Pacific Virtual User Group, Guy van der Kolk, Typefi Product Manager, demonstrates Typefi's XML web authoring integrations with Fonto Editor and SyncroSoft's Oxygen Web Author.
XML is a standardised markup language commonly used by technical writers to create structured content. XML is also useful when it comes to automating time-consuming tasks and processes—like pagination—in publishing. If you’re new to XML, check out this article to learn what XML and DITA are, and the benefits of XML web authoring.
At the 2022 Balisage markup conference, Gayanthika Udeshani, Associate Architect at Typefi, presented her paper “Getting useful XML out of Microsoft Excel.” Gayanthika spoke about converting the XSLX format with XML technologies, which saw great engagement from attendees.
Marie Gollentz, Typefi Project Manager, explains how to structure your content and optimise it for automation in this webinar. She discusses a few practical steps you can follow, then shows how you can create beautiful content from the Adobe Experience Manager Guides solution using InDesign and Typefi.
XML and CXML code, when seen as one long string, is pretty unintelligible. Learn how to use Oxygen XML Editor to make that code readable by prettifying it, and make it useable in Typefi jobs.
Robin Dunford, Inera Senior Solutions Consultant, introduces eXtyles Arc, an intelligent hands-free solution that performs sophisticated, fully automated analysis of unstructured Word content to identify document elements and accurately convert them to full-text XML.
In this presentation, B. Tommie Usdin, President of Mulberry Technologies, argues that the long-term value of XML is not in the XML itself, but in the nature of the markup. By focusing on “descriptive markup” rather than “XML syntax” we can talk about the real value in the push towards interchange of XML documents.
Do you have an archive of content that is difficult to access and reuse? Converting legacy content to XML offers a wide range of benefits, including increased operational efficiency, opportunities to create new products and generate new revenue, and enhanced search and discovery.
In this presentation from the 2017 Typefi User Conference, Patrick Baker of Stilo demonstrates AuthorBridge—a new web-based, low-cost editor that enables authors with no knowledge of XML to easily create and edit XML content via a free-flowing ‘Word-like’ authoring experience.
This joint presentation from Typefi and Inera shows you how to leverage Inera eXtyles and Typefi to simplify your editorial and publishing processes, dramatically speed up production, and produce quality XML—without any additional effort or XML knowledge.
Typefi CEO Chandi Perera discussed the challenges of multilingual publishing and offered some solutions in his presentation from JATS-Con 2016.
Phill Barrat, Global Business Development at DeltaXML, presented a session at the 2016 Typefi User Conference on the latest developments from the DeltaXML platform, looking at new products and how they can reduce time spent across publishing processes.