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Multi-channel publishing ensures we can work on multiple outputs starting from a single source and avoid dispersions and inconsistencies.Enhanced review workflow keeps track of all version updates and makes us save time and money in the authoring, translation and DTP processes.Advanced management of variables and conditional text maximizes content reuse.Multi-language project management allows us to support our partners in the translation process in over 40 languages, including Arabic and Hebrew.Topic-based authoring offers a modular content creation approach by splitting the whole document into stand-alone, easy-to-reuse modules.The most valuable to us are the following: The reasons for choosing MadCap Flare over other programs (or less versatile Content Management Systems) are many. We chose to specialise and become certified MadCap Advanced Developers through the MAD Certification Program in order to take advantage of the extraordinary flexibility of this tool in the DTP, migration and authoring processes.

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MadCap Flare supports topic-based authoring as its core functionality and allows you to create, update and publish the same content in different formats. MadCap Flare allows you to create technical documentation and manuals, training guides, policy & procedure manuals, online Help sites, documentation portals, knowledge bases and more – all while maximizing content reuse and simplifying multi-channel publishing. MadCap Flare is presented as more than a help authoring tool and we at Editha couldn’t agree more. Its topic-based approach significantly reduces authoring, updating and publishing times.

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Note: This article was provided by the MadCap Software support team.Īuthor: Rob Houser with contributions by Richard Ferrell.There are some work tools in Editha that become a never again without already from the first use: MadCap Flare is one of them. fltoc file from the Project > TOCs folder to the Project > Advanced folder, and rename the TOC file to use a.

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TIP: The browse sequence files use the same structure and tags as the TOC files, so if you already have a second TOC, all you have to do is open Windows Explorer, go to your project folder, copy the.

NOTE: Any changes made to your Skins after this will cause this file to be overwritten and you will need to edit it again

Edit the "Tabs" attribute of the CatapultSkin tag to reflect the order you want.

flskn file in Notepad, Located in \project name\project\skins If you want to move the Browse Sequences tab to appear immediately after the TOC tab, do the following:

Warning: the Following is not supported by Madcap Technical Support, this is provided for your information only LIMITATIONS: The browse sequences don’t have the option to automatically sync like the TOC does.

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On the Basic tab of the Target Editor, select either WebHelp or DotNet help as the Output Type, select the skin you created, and select the browse sequence you created.Add/edit your target (Right-click on the Targets folder on the Project Organizer, select Add Target).In the Properties area on the right side of the Skin Editor, open the Basic group, click in the field for the Label property, and replace the “Browse Sequence” text with the name for your second TOC (ex.On the Styles tab of the Skin Editor, open the AccordionItem style and click on BrowseSequence.On the Basic tab of the Skin Editor, select the Browse Sequences check box.

Add/edit a skin (Right-click the Skins folder on the Project Organizer and select Add Skin).

Set up the organizational structure you want for your second TOC using the Browse Sequence Editor (just like you do for the TOC).

Create your browse sequence (Right-click the Advanced folder on the Project Organizer, select Add Browse Sequence, and name it something like SecondTOC).

With WebHelp and DotNet Help, browse sequences appear just like the TOC as a separate accordion tab with books and pages. Flare doesn't have the ability to display two different TOCs, but you can accomplish the same thing as a second TOC if your output type is WebHelp or DotNet Help by using the Browse Sequence feature.