Thanks: Review Process for documents in HTML?

[Beierle, Cecily]

Thanks to Art Campbell and Richard Combs for your thoughtful replies and
suggestions.

 

We do have WebWorks make most of the HTML changes, such as font, color,
borders. We never did you page numbers in our cross-references, so we haven't
had a problem with that.

The "no output" setting is a good idea. I'll bring that up to our writing
team, to see if it could be useful, and we'll take a look at using condition
text for print-specific information. 

 

As I mentioned in a follow-up, one idea we have tried is to set up the HTML
project for the updated topics (or the entire manual) and provide both the
comment-enabled PDF and the link to the HTML, so that the content reviewers
can see the "big picture" as well as the details in the PDF (or the both the
forest and the trees). It's a learning experience for everyone.

 

 

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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