[Framers] MadCap Flare

[Robert Lauriston]

The strong market for Flare training is a direct result of many people
finding that it has a steep learning curve.

But there are lots of tutorials out there, including MadCap's own.
Many libraries offer free access to Lynda.com.
https://www.madcapsoftware.com/videos/flare/

And the online community is very helpful:
https://forums.madcapsoftware.com

Also, FrameMaker import is excellent, so you can import some of your
FrameMaker projects and look at them in Flare to see how topic files
relate to FrameMaker headings and so on.

On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 11:59 AM <jackdeland at comcast.net> wrote:
>
> KenPo has nothing to be concerned about; he'll do just fine with Flare.
> There are tons of samples on the MadCap site to play with.
> I taught Flare for years, after teaching Robo back when it was good, and
> fast. One thing that most students stumbled over was the interface. You just
> need to remember that it organizes project setting and build controls on a
> separate tab from content files. Think data/processing.
> The styles editor masks the CSS file with an easier to use interface, but
> you will want to learn CSS. Best book for beginners that I've found is CSS:
> The Missing Manual.
>
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