Key Concept Archive
For more information about how our library science background (and our love of all things metadata) guides the way we catalog information, see the Techcomm and Arbortext Resources page.
Do you want to be a TC Dojo Master?
If you thought we didn’t pay attention to the survey results, we do. In fact, we have Eliot Kimber in March because someone in the TC Dojo asked for him. To be specific, they asked for him to talk about keys.After…
Problems upgrading your Arbortext Styler stylesheets from 6.1 to 7.0?
Quite by accident, we noticed that some stylesheets can have issues when upgrading to 7.0 from 6.1. A day or so ago, Liz was working with some stylesheets that hadn’t been touched since mid 2016 when she published her books….
DITA was developed on Arbortext
Do you want to be a TC Dojo Master? When it comes to DITA, PTC has a history of being first: PTC was the first to deliver a complete DITA solution. As the first vendor to support DITA at IBM,…
Vote for TC Dojo Session Topics
Periodically, throughout the year, I look at the TC Dojo survey to see what topics and speakers are most in demand by techcomm professionals. Those topics are used to decide upcoming TC Dojo sessions. In 2018, soft-skills started appearing somewhere…
Will I see you this month? It’s Conference Season 2017!
Conference season 2017 started last month and we’re on the road! In fact, I’m two conferences down with two more to go. I love to meet people in person and hear their stories. The last couple of years I’ve started to prefer…
Which TC Dojo level are you?
The TC Dojo is a virtual meeting place for the Technical Communications professional. Whether you are just starting out in the field or you are a well-seasoned expert, everyone can gain valuable learning at the TC Dojo. We called it…
Top Authors and Books from My 2016 Reading Challenge
In 2016, I wrote 3 books and read 237. I haven’t decided whether reading that many books in one year is good or bad. There are some that I don’t really remember reading. I look at the titles or read…
Subscription licenses are here to stay
Updated: May 2017 The software companies of world has decided the answer to that question is yes. I first heard about subscription licenses from Adobe back in 2013. Then Microsoft followed. For good or bad, whether we like it or not, it’s here…