Answered: Question about WebWorks 2008.1 and FrameMaker 7.2 Transit

[Beierle, Cecily]

Thanks to John Pitt for clarifying the changes to WebWorks ePublisher and the
FrameMaker menu.

~Cecily

 

>>1. ePPro is no longer on the FM menu.

 

The workflow that WebWorks now champion is to build and maintain your 

style templates using Pro; make a master stationery file using Pro; 

build your projects using ePX (Express) linked to that stationery file.

 

You can have 1 or 100s of projects linked to one stationery file, and 

when the stationery is changed, all projects have the option of updating 

with the updated stationery next time they are compiled. Instant change 

across an entire organisation's document set is possible with no pain.

 

I use this workflow to great effect, and amongst other things, it allows 

you to whip up a quick and dirty test project with a single file or book 

at any time.

 

See <http://www.webworks.com/Introduction/What_is_ePublisher.shtml> for 

more details.

 

2. Transit is a plug-in that adds marker and conditional text 

functionality to Microsoft Word. FrameMaker does not use it because they 

are native functions.

 

HTH

 

jjj<<<

 

 

Cecily Beierle

Technical Writer

IT Customer Care

TCF National Bank

Minneapolis, Minnesota

cbeierle at tcfbank.com <mailto:cbeierle at tcfbank.com> 

 

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