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Creating Glossaries – Step 2 | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Creating a Glossary – Step 1. July 23, 2014 · 8:17 pm. Creating Glossaries – Step 2. Once you have your glossaries in place, you now need to include them in your output. This blog post covers how to include glossary content in your print and online output. Enable Glossaries in you Skin file. From the Project Organizer open you skin file. Tab, click the Glossary. In our case, we create a Glossary topic and add it to our Print TOC. Let’s cover this process first. Open your new topic.

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Professional writing | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Tag Archives: Professional writing. July 23, 2014 · 8:17 pm. Creating Glossaries – Step 2. Once you have your glossaries in place, you now need to include them in your output. This blog post covers how to include glossary content in your print and online output. Enable Glossaries in you Skin file. From the Project Organizer open you skin file. Tab, click the Glossary. In our case, we create a Glossary topic and add it to our Print TOC. Let’s cover this process first. Only the first ...

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Topic-based authoring | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Tag Archives: Topic-based authoring. June 6, 2014 · 1:32 am. Moving from FrameMaker to Flare. The webinar focuses on the following:. Overview of the migration process. How we prepared our FrameMaker content. The import process in Flare. Cleanup required in Flare after the migration. How implementing MadCap Flare increased Blackbaud’s content reuse/single sourcing and allowed us granular-level control of output at the paragraph, topic, TOC, and target levels. Filed under MadCap Flare.

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July | 2014 | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Monthly Archives: July 2014. July 23, 2014 · 8:17 pm. Creating Glossaries – Step 2. Once you have your glossaries in place, you now need to include them in your output. This blog post covers how to include glossary content in your print and online output. Enable Glossaries in you Skin file. From the Project Organizer open you skin file. Tab, click the Glossary. In our case, we create a Glossary topic and add it to our Print TOC. Let’s cover this process first. Open your new topic.

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MadCap Flare | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Tag Archives: MadCap Flare. July 23, 2014 · 8:17 pm. Creating Glossaries – Step 2. Once you have your glossaries in place, you now need to include them in your output. This blog post covers how to include glossary content in your print and online output. Enable Glossaries in you Skin file. From the Project Organizer open you skin file. Tab, click the Glossary. In our case, we create a Glossary topic and add it to our Print TOC. Let’s cover this process first. Open your new topic.

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MasterPages | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. June 30, 2014 · 1:40 am. Using Multiple MasterPages in Flare. Create an additional MasterPage. In the Master Stylesheet associated with your output, right click on the HTML style and click “Add Class”. Give the new HTML class a name. This will be the style class used for the second master page. In the new HTML class, click “Show: Property Groups” from the drop-down and find “mc-master-page” in the “Unclassified” section. Open the Topic you would like to use the new MasterPage. On Mo...

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conditions | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. June 17, 2014 · 6:16 pm. Advanced Conditions in Flare. I finally got around to the Advanced Condition feature in MadCap Flare. I’m not sure why, but I was expecting this to be a lot more complicated than it turned out to be. To give a quick overview, the basic method. Uses the top half of the user interface. You simply click “Include” and “Exclude” check boxes. The Advanced method. Conditions.B or not. Conditions.A and Conditions.C and Conditions.D. Conditions.B and not. On Welcome ...

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Writing with a Flare. July 23, 2014 · 8:17 pm. Creating Glossaries – Step 2. Once you have your glossaries in place, you now need to include them in your output. This blog post covers how to include glossary content in your print and online output. Enable Glossaries in you Skin file. From the Project Organizer open you skin file. Tab, click the Glossary. In our case, we create a Glossary topic and add it to our Print TOC. Let’s cover this process first. Create a “Glossary” topic in Flare. Convert all occ...

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Creating a Glossary – Step 1 | Writing with a Flare

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Writing with a Flare. Using Multiple MasterPages in Flare. Creating Glossaries – Step 2 →. July 13, 2014 · 8:40 pm. Creating a Glossary – Step 1. Open the content file (topic, snippet). Highlight the word or phrase that you want to add as a glossary term and link. The Create Glossary Term dialog opens. If necessary, select the glossary on the right side of the dialog (you need to do this only if more than one glossary file exists in the project.). Field, type a definition for the term. In the Find what.