“I have used both RoboHelp, for about 10 years, and Flare, since 1.0; moving to Flare and creating printed documents was like moving from the stone age to the future. In just about every respect it was easier and better.”| Professional Technical Communicator
Learn more about importing FrameMaker® content into MadCap Flare.
TEN TIPS FOR IMPORTING FRAMEMAKER® CONTENT INTO FLARE
By Eddie VanArsdal
Moving from FrameMaker to Flare
No More Workarounds
Packed with features, MadCap Flare lets you work smarter, faster and improve the quality of your documentation.
Single-Sourcing
Enjoy greater consistency, accuracy and delivery of your documentation by creating, managing, and publishing into multiple formats from a single source.
Team Collaboration and Content Management
Easily incorporate document contributions from others and send and receive topics for review and feedback. Seamless integration with industry source control systems.
Topic-Based Authoring
Through advanced topic-based authoring capabilities, maximize content reuse and eliminate content duplication. Topics can be created from templates, or automatically created by importing from existing sources.
Multi-Language Support and Localization
Full Unicode and double-byte language support combined with MadCap Lingo Translation Memory for streamlined content translation.
Import Existing Content
Leverage and reuse existing content created in Adobe® FrameMaker® (.fm, .mif, .book), Microsoft® Word™, HTML/XHTML, RoboHelp®, HTML Help projects and DITA.
Multi-Channel Publishing
Publish your content from a single source to multiple formats such as: Desktop, Web, Mobile, and Print.
Maximum Content Reuse
Improve authoring efficiency and consistency through the use of conditional text, variables, snippets, and more.
Cross-Product Integration
Tight integration across MadCap Software’s entire line of XML-based software applications.
| International Game Technology“You've saved another bunch of tech writers from the hell known as RoboHelp!”
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