IAR Systems is a global provider of software development tools for embedded systems such as the logic components found in everything from mobile phones and microwave ovens to pulse-oximeters and antilock brakes. To provide the best service and value to its end users, IAR Systems implemented Adobe FrameMaker.
The new and enhanced features of FrameMaker 2015 are intended to make you work faster and smarter. The new version is likely to make a noticeable difference in efficiency especially for unstructured and less experienced users.
Almost all elements have been given a makeover. The new responsive layouts and the improvements to the Editor give you the level of control needed to for any size project. But, Dynamic Filtering is the killer feature of RoboHelp 2015.
Do you need to upgrade just because Adobe came out with a new version? Along with easier, more intuitive editing, Adobe Technical Communication Suite (2015 Release) addresses emerging technology and reduces expense in a way that makes it a mistake to walk on by.
Adobe Systems Inc. today, announced its new, first-ever non-software venture. The company has decided to diversify into hardware. Leading the charge will be Adobe’s FrameMaker software division with its new ‘Frame’ collection.
So here we have TCS5, with a slew of new and improved features, and it’s time to ask again, should we hop on board and get current, or sit back and see what happens next time. For me, the choice is obvious: Mobile publishing options and improved user experience make this a must-have upgrade.
Will 2014 be a blockbuster year? The year’s just begun and the new Adobe FrameMaker 12 is out. I’d call it Fast and Furious FM12– because this latest release focuses on speed, in launch, productivity and collaboration.
With the release of FrameMaker 12, Adobe offers a new product that also can be purchased as a standalone XML authoring tool, without all the typical FrameMaker bells and whistles that often don’t apply to DITA or other XML authors. Adobe FrameMaker XML Author 12 is for people who like the FrameMaker interface (or are just used to it), but only need it for XML or DITA content.
Usually when you hear that something is “free to attend,” you assume that there’ll be some sort of sales pitch. Surprise! There was no sales pitch at all at Adobe Day, just fascinating speakers, entertaining debate, good food, and plenty of meet ‘n greet.
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