Dynamic Link Manager

Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager is designed to help users create and manage the relationships among document components.

The relationships that Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager manages are primarily links:

  • links within a document (intra-document links)
  • links among documents (inter-document links) and
  • references between documents and graphic files (media links).

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Dynamically insert and manage links anywhere

Use Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager to insert and manage links within the current document, within any document in the repository, or directly from the Web.

Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager’s capabilities become especially important in two circumstances:

  • For large collections of documents and a large number of links, Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager provides user interfaces for easily creating and finding links while authorizing, and maintaining links to ensure that those links remain valid
  • For dynamic content, where components that contain links may be combined in virtually limitless combinations, Arbortext Dynamic Link Manager provides intelligent management of links to prevent those links from becoming invalid

Features and Benefits

  • Access DLM from inside Arbortext Editor.
  • Customize presentation of links for multiple outputs in Arbortext Styler
  • Reduces publishing costs by automating the process of validating links prior to publishing, eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming manual processes to maintain link validation
  • Increases productivity by enabling authors to easily find and insert links and maintains the validity of those links automatically, significantly reducing the time authors spend on searching for related information
  • Speeds time to market by supporting dynamic publishing by maintaining the validity of links regardless of how components are combined, enabling on demand publishing
  • Enables easy repurposing of information by resolving links differently based on the usage or context of the information components that contain the links