From “Creating Passionate Users,” Kathy Sierra follows up to her “let marketing write the manuals” post Her post on “Creating Passionate Users” is a long one but well worth reading — How to get users to RT*M. Since this is a G-rated blog, apologies for the known acronym. Let’s say it stands for “Read The […]
Turning information into DITA topics
What would you do to make this particular type of content into topics? I’ve been looking at content at BMC and determining whether it belongs in a concept, reference, or task topic using DITA’s definition of a topic. I had one particular item that seemed like it could be arranged in several different ways with […]
Notes from the Central Texas DITA User Group meeting
Two speakers shared their takeaways from DITA 2006 and CMS 2006 I attended the central Texas DITA users group meeting last night, and wanted to write up some notes. We had two speakers share their thoughts after attending two related conferences this spring. Bob Beims from Freescale shared his thoughts on attending the DITA 2006 […]