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ePublisher 2012.1: Style Designer gets turbo-charged!

Posted on: May 10th, 2012 by cpowell No Comments

Now you can more quickly configure all your styles within the Style Designer without having to generate the actual output. When you select the “Display Preview” menu item in ePublisher Designer, it now opens the Style Designer alongside the Preview tab. The Preview tab will show an approximation of how your content will look after [...]

WebWorks Releases ePublisher Version 2012.1

Posted on: May 8th, 2012 by cpowell No Comments

WebWorks goes to market with its newest version of ePublisher. WebWorks ePublisher has been hard at work developing its latest release, version 2012.1. One of the pinnacles of WebWorks’ success is attributed to its in-depth understanding of the value of delivering great help documentation. Today marks a very exciting day for the WebWorks family as [...]

Save Time with TOC Auto-Detect Feature

Posted on: January 26th, 2012 by cpowell 2 Comments

Save time when creating your ePublisher stationery by using the new table of contents auto-detect feature. In all versions of ePublisher prior to 2011.3, stationery designers were required to specify the level for each paragraph style that was going to be displayed in the generated table of contents (TOC). While this may seem like a [...]

WebWorks Releases Another Must-Read Whitepaper Entitled “Beyond Technical Communication”

Posted on: January 19th, 2012 by cpowell No Comments

Today WebWorks released a new addition to its whitepaper library. Beyond Technical Communication is an inside, analytical look into the contributions a Technical Writer can make to maximize the customer experience while at the same time minimize associative costs. Click Here to read the latest WebWorks whitepaper.

Whitepaper Series Completed: Let us know what you think!

Posted on: October 5th, 2011 by cpowell 9 Comments

WebWorks has completed their 3 part whitepaper series titled “The Evolution of Online Help.” Since its release, this whitepaper series received great feedback from the technical writing community. We’ve prepared a short two-question survey based on your technical writing role. We’ll release the results once we have everyone’s responses. TAKE THE SURVEY NOW >> We want [...]

WebWorks version 2011.2

Posted on: July 15th, 2011 by cpowell No Comments

The WebWorks team is hard at work developing ePublisher version 2011.2.  Stay tuned to www.webworks.com for more information about this exiting release and its new features.

WebWorks Tips and Tricks: Transform Static Content into Engaging Web Pages

Posted on: July 1st, 2011 by cpowell No Comments

Click the links below to view WebWorks’ Latest Tips and Tricks.  Learn how to fully utilize WebWorks Reverb and its Disqus integration to turn your online help or published content into an engaging and interactive web page that will make your end users swoon. STEP 1: Add WebWorks Reverb to your ePublisher Pro Project >> [...]

TIPS & TRICKS ARCHIVE #4 – ePublisher & 508 Compliance

Posted on: October 7th, 2010 by cpowell

In 1998 The US Government approved a new law that stated that all government agencies must give disabled employees and members of the public access to information that is comparable to the access available to others. This directive is known as the Section 508 Law, and in the intervening years has been adopted not only [...]

TIPS & TRICKS ARCHIVE #3 – ePublisher Language Support

Posted on: October 6th, 2010 by cpowell

Did you know that ePublisher had some of the most flexible and customizable language handling capabilities of any publishing platform? As well as ePublishers own extensible language support, the fact that the product is based on Microsoft’s .NET runtime means that we can also support localized sorting for any of the languages it supports. Out [...]

TIPS & TRICKS ARCHIVE #2 – ePublisher Reports

Posted on: September 27th, 2010 by cpowell

ePublisher is not just about converting your content from one format to another. While automating the publishing process by separating it from the authoring process is one of our key objectives, another is helping you develop the most efficient high quality output possible. To do this we generate reports on what ePublisher is doing and [...]