Additionally, a built-in mobile simulator lets authors test mobile output on their PCs if they don't have access to the actual devices.įlare 6.0 adds multimedia support for more than 20 Windows Media Player and QuickTime video formats, enabling authors to incorporate a greater variety of animation and video files into their documentation. The Web-based XHTML output is optimized to squeeze every bit of performance out of low-bandwidth connections. Flare's new completely platform-independent mobile functionality means it doesn't matter whether the output goes to an iPhone, a device running Windows Mobile or Android, or another mobile platform.
#Madcap support software
With Version 6.0, MadCap Flare becomes the first authoring software that allows for native, intuitive publishing of any technical documentation to mobile devices. MadCap Flare Delivers Industry First in Mobile Output
Additionally, MadCap is launching MadCap Blaze 3.0, the XML-based alternative to Adobe FrameMaker for long print documents. Other new product versions within the MadPak suites are X-Edit 2.0 for collaborative authoring Analyzer 3.0 for reporting on and recommending improvements to documentation projects and Echo 2.0 for dynamic audio integration. Flare 6.0 now adds the first functionality for authoring technical documentation with single-click output for mobile devices expands multimedia support enhances collaboration, workflow and publishing and tightens integration with Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS). At the heart of these product suites is MadCap Flare 6.0, the powerful, XML-based multi-channel publishing software for desktop, print and online content. ( ), the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a showcase company for Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Visual Studio 2005 and Microsoft XPS, today announced the newest releases of the MadPak product suites-MadPak and MadPak ML (MadPak Multilingual-the industry's first true single-source suites for multi-channel publishing. This worked in the build (it applied the appropriate layout, stopped processing the lower test) but it still didn’t serve them - even though it’s definitely treating them like content at this point.LA JOLLA, CA, Ma/24-7PressRelease/ - MadCap Software, Inc. htm files when serving (I made a syntax error in the html and it logged out an error) so it’s clearly aware of the files, just not actually serving them.Įdit to add more: I tried setting frontmatter in the Flare files.
Does anyone have any explanation for what I’m seeing? Or any tips/guides for doing this type of project (taking a built output from elsewhere and adding it to Hugo) My end goal is some way to author in Flare but build in Hugo (or another static site generator)Įdit to add: even odder, it clearly looks at the. Completely ignore everything except Markdown in Content.htm files in there.īut when I run hugo, it copies the Flare output over to public, and processes the bit of Hugo templating language I added (so I get “this is my test” output) When I run hugo server, it serves any markdown files on Content, but does not serve the Flare-built. I then edit one of these built files to make use of Hugo templating lang (I added. I’m doing a bit of an experiment, and finding something that feels inconsistent:
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