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Course Descriptions FrameMaker XML and Related Technologies FrameMaker 7: Basic Authoring (3 days) Prerequisites Description FrameMaker is no longer just for writing technical documents. FrameMaker is an excellent tool for creating and publishing large, complex, maintainable documents. FrameMaker's built-in structured document authoring allows writers to author XML documents using a familiar word-processing interface. Template-based authoring allows writers to generate content without worrying about formatting issues. The multi-channel publishing capabilities of FrameMaker allow you to publish your documents to print, PDF, HTML, or XML. This course teaches you how to author and format documents using FrameMaker. The course covers FrameMaker's word processing, graphics, table and page layout capabilities, as well as basic numbering, cross-references, and variables. The course covers both unstructured and structured FrameMaker. Topics Covered
FrameMaker 7: Advanced Topics (2 days) Prerequisites FrameMaker 7: Basic Authoring or previous FrameMaker experience Description FrameMaker is no longer just for writing technical documents. If you need to create, manage, and publish large, complex, maintainable documents, FrameMaker is the tool for you. FrameMaker's built-in XML authoring capabilities allow you to author XML documents using a familiar word-processing interface. Template-based authoring allows writers to generate content without worrying about formatting issues. The multi-channel publishing capabilities of FrameMaker allow you to publish your documents to print, PDF, HTML, or XML. This class builds on the knowledge provided in FrameMaker 7: Basic Authoring , and provides the background necessary for students to create and maintain FrameMaker templates. The course covers both unstructured and structured FrameMaker. Topics Covered
Description This two-day class teaches the basic concepts of XML. This course is appropriate for technical writers, publication department managers, and information technology personnel who are considering migrating to XML-based publishing. Students will learn how XML can improve and transform conventional publishing processes. Prerequisites Familiarity with HTML. Some familiarity with programming languages is helpful, but not required. Topics Covered
Practical Transformation with XSLT and XPath (3 days) Description This three-day course completely covers the Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) and the XML Path Language (XPath) Recommendations of the World Wide Web Consortium. XSLT and XPath are used together for transforming XML documents to other formats or vocabularies (e.g. XML to XML, XML to HTML, XML to WML, XML to text, etc.). Every element, attribute, and function of XSLT and XPath are covered. Students will design and develop XSLT scripts during hands-on exercise sessions. Prerequisites
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Practical Formatting with XSL-FO (2 days) Description This two-day course provides an overview of the Extensible Stylesheet Language Formatting Objects (XSL-FO) Recommendation of the World Wide Web Consortium, used to specify the format of XML documents on a printed page or other page-oriented display. Students will design and develop XSL-FO scripts using XSLT and XPath during hands-on exercise sessions. Prerequisites Introduction to XML and Practical Transformation with XSLT and XPath , or equivalent hands-on experience with XML, XSLT, and XPath. Topics Covered © 2004 Group Wellesley, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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