MadCap Flare 2021: The Definitive Guide now available!
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2021 10:29 am
The latest edition of my book, MadCap Flare 2021: The Definitive Guide, is now available!
This 500+ page book covers Flare 2021's new features, including:
* Markdown import
* Layout Resizer in XML Editor
* Salesforce enhancements
* Zendesk enhancements
* PDF UA/Accessibility enhancements
* Proxy server configuration
It also includes:
* numerous tips and tricks
* a list of top 10 "gotchas" when converting to Flare from RoboHelp and FrameMaker
* steps for converting from Author-It, Confluence, Doc-to-Help, RoboHelp, DITA, Markdown, FrameMaker, and Word
* keyboard shortcut references by task and by key
* a guide to Flare file extensions
* a quick task index
You can use the book as a study guide for the Certified MAD test, and it includes over 40 practice questions (with answers). It's not a replacement for the Flare training classes, of course. I wrote it to complement the classes and to serve as both an introduction to Flare for new users and as a quick reference for experienced users.
You can check it out at http://bit.ly/ClickStart-books
In case you're wondering, it was written in Flare.
This 500+ page book covers Flare 2021's new features, including:
* Markdown import
* Layout Resizer in XML Editor
* Salesforce enhancements
* Zendesk enhancements
* PDF UA/Accessibility enhancements
* Proxy server configuration
It also includes:
* numerous tips and tricks
* a list of top 10 "gotchas" when converting to Flare from RoboHelp and FrameMaker
* steps for converting from Author-It, Confluence, Doc-to-Help, RoboHelp, DITA, Markdown, FrameMaker, and Word
* keyboard shortcut references by task and by key
* a guide to Flare file extensions
* a quick task index
You can use the book as a study guide for the Certified MAD test, and it includes over 40 practice questions (with answers). It's not a replacement for the Flare training classes, of course. I wrote it to complement the classes and to serve as both an introduction to Flare for new users and as a quick reference for experienced users.
You can check it out at http://bit.ly/ClickStart-books
In case you're wondering, it was written in Flare.
