MadCap Flare lets authors create large and complex projects. Unfortunately, those projects have to be managed. Fortunately, Flare offers two powerful features for doing so – the Analysis ribbon and the Report generator. We’ll look at both in this presentation.
We’ll first show how to access and use these features, explain how they differ, and describe the reports they produce. But rather than provide a dry recitation of the reports, we’ll look at how to use many of them. For example:
- When should you run the Broken Links report?
- How can the Files With Annotations report help you manage open issues with your topics?
- What is the Duplicate TOC Items report telling you and does it matter?
- How can the Snippet Suggestions and Variable Suggestions reports help you clean up a legacy project?
And more. If you’ve been struggling to keep your projects under control, sign up for this webinar.
Speaker
Neil Perlin
Certified Flare Trainer and Consultant, Hyper/Word Services
Neil Perlin is the president of Hyper/Word Services, an online content and app development firm based in Massachusetts. Neil is MadCap-certified in Flare... Read More
Neil Perlin is the president of Hyper/Word Services, an online content and app development firm based in Massachusetts. Neil is MadCap-certified in Flare and Mimic and a frequent speaker at MadWorld and other industry conferences. You can reach him at nperlin@nperlin.cnc.net, visit his web site at www.hyperword.com, or follow him on LinkedIn, Facebook, or Twitter (as NeilEric).
