Date: 9 December 2011, 10-10:30 AM Pacific/US Title: Back End – Hack Your Interactive Technical Content Presenter: Duan Gauche, ProductOne Level: Intermediate Description: In this session of Arbortext Monster Garage series by Single-Sourcing Solutions, Duan Gauche will show you how to band-aid Arbortext SIS and get your parts list out of Creo Illustrate and into Arbortext. Duan Gauche will show how to place your parts list in Arbortext Editor. He’s going to show a small app that he developed that opens a Creo Illustrate file and then automatically inserts the parts list from the selected figure into your editor session at the current position of the cursor.

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Duan Gauche of ProductOne will show you how to band-aid Arbortext SIS and get your parts list out of Creo Illustrate

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Date: 11 November 2011, 10-10:30 AM Pacific/US Title: Front Office – Creating Published Documents from Arbortext Content Manager Presenter: Dmitry Tsarev, Irisoft Level: Intermediate Description: Connecting Arbortext Content Manager to Publishing Engine can be tricky. Dmitry Tsarev gives you some tips and tricks about making it come together smoothly.

Connecting Arbortext Content Manager to Publishing Engine can be tricky. Dmitry Tsarev gives you some tips and tricks about making it come together smoothly.

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Date: 14 October 2011, 10-10:30 AM Pacific/US Title: Amping up the Ignition – Customizing your Startup sequence Presenter: Brandon Ibach, Single-Sourcing Solutions Level: Intermediate Description: Author? Editor? Developer? Learn how you can customize the startup sequence of Arbortext editor and immediately improve your productivity!

Learn how you can customize the startup sequence of Arbortext editor and immediately improve your productivity

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Date: 26 August 2011, 10-10:30 AM Pacific/US Title: Custom Decals – Inline SVG with APP in Arbortext Styler Presenter: Simon Taylor, PTC Level: Advanced Description: Do you want to do fancy stuff with SVG in your dynamically published documents? In Arbortext Styler you can spill text around the clipping path in a graphic. You can use SVG to provide dramatic backgrounds and other fancy graphical layout designs just using Arbortext Styler.

You can use SVG to provide dramatic backgrounds and other fancy graphical layout designs just using Arbortext Styler.

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Michael Hahn is the principal at Alphabetical by Author. He has almost twenty years’ experience with markup language (SGML and XML) development and implementation. He has managed analysis session meetings and prepared reports for a wide variety of information types for manufacturers, scientific and professional organizations, commercial publishers, defense contractors, and education-related organizations.

He’s familiar with authoring tools including Adobe Framemaker, Arbortext, Oxygen, and XMetal; and has worked with industry and international standards including DITA, DocBook, S1000D, and ATA and MIL specifications. In addition to his consulting, Michael has spent time at companies of different sizes and in different industries, including time at a content management solution vendor, a hallmark SGML/XML consulting company, and an XML company that did foundational/seminal work.

Although Michael has spent most of his time working in the XML and SGML industry, he has also published more than one hundred-thirty short stories in five electronic publications, and served for three years as the Assistant Editor of one such publication. He’s a frequent presenter and author and has served on the peer review committee for several conferences. For a list of his publications, consult his Recent Publications list at Alphabetical by Author.

We are thrilled that he could join us on the PubWright Podcast.