Have you ever published your documentation only to discover that the topic you meant to hide until next release actually made it through? Or even worse, that some of your links were actually broken? With MadCap Analyzer, you can utilize multiple default reports or create custom reports to incorporate into your workflow to prevent those “uh-oh” moments from happening. We’ll review the available default reports, as well as additional reports to tidy up your project, such as Unused Content Files, Unused Variables, and Style and Cross-Reference Suggestions. In addition, learn how to create a custom report, which items (such as Broken Links, Used Images, Undefined Glossary Terms Links, etc.) to include, and when and how to incorporate your custom report into your workflow. This webinar was adapted from a presentation originally presented during MadWorld 2017.
Speaker
Denise Peña
Technical Writer, Blackbaud
Denise Peña is a Senior Technical Writer with Blackbaud. While at Blackbaud, she’s led efforts in migrating hundreds of help files into MadCap Flare and... Read More
Denise Peña is a Senior Technical Writer with Blackbaud. While at Blackbaud, she’s led efforts in migrating hundreds of help files into MadCap Flare and moved her team from Microsoft’s Team Foundation Server to Github. She’s also led a MadCap webinar on MadCap’s Analyzer, highlighting its benefits. Denise uses MadCap Flare, MadCap Lingo, and Analyzer, and enjoys exploring tools, like Google Analytics, to enrich documentation focus for the customer. She earned her BA in English from West Texas A&M University and MA in Technical Communication from Texas State University.
