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This book explains how to migrate from Adobe's RoboHelp HTML x5 to MadCap Software's Flare 1.0. Common tasks are compared between RoboHelp and Flare, and new tasks are highlighted and explained. Tips and tricks are also provided to help you take advantage of Flare's advanced features. Leverage your current knowledge of RoboHelp and get started using Flare Sign up for our Flare newsletter See http: //www.userfirst.net Need Flare training? Sign up for official Flare training at http: //www.userfirst.net/trainingschedule.ht

The 2020 edition of this STC award-winning book explains how to organize, build, and publish online help, policies and procedures, knowledge bases, user guides, training guides, and more using the industry benchmark for single source publishing: MadCap Flare. Flare expert Scott DeLoach shares detailed information about how to import content from Word, Excel, FrameMaker, Author-it, RoboHelp, Confluence, HTML, and DITA documents and how to use all of Flare's features. Each section also includes sample questions to help you prepare for the Flare certification test.

The 10th edition of this STC award-winning book explains how to organize, build, and publish online help, policies and procedures, knowledge bases, user guides and more using the industry benchmark for single source publishing: MadCap Flare. Flare expert Scott DeLoach shares detailed information about how to import content from RoboHelp, Word, FrameMaker, HTML, and DITA documents and how to use all of Flare's features. Each section also includes sample questions to help you prepare for the Flare certification test.

MadCap Flare for Programmers shows how Flare manages and parses content and how you can interact with Flare outside the user interface. It introduces the structure of Flare content files and Flare output files, such as HTML5 help, and shows how you can manipulate those files. With more than 50 examples in languages such as JavaScript, C#, Java, XSLT, and Visual Basic, this book covers most of the ways you can programmatically interact with MadCap Flare. This book is for programmers who support Flare, technical writers who want to look under the hood, and managers who would like to know what possibilities exist beyond the Flare UI.

The 2019 edition of this STC award-winning book explains how to organize, build, and publish online help, policies and procedures, knowledge bases, user guides and more using the industry benchmark for single source publishing: MadCap Flare. Flare expert Scott DeLoach shares detailed information about how to import content from Author-it, RoboHelp, Word, Excel, FrameMaker, HTML, and DITA documents and how to use all of Flare's features. Each section also includes sample questions to help you prepare for the Flare certification test.

The 11th edition of this STC award-winning book explains how to organize, build, and publish online help, policies and procedures, knowledge bases, user guides and more using the industry benchmark for single source publishing: MadCap Flare. Flare expert Scott DeLoach shares detailed information about how to import content from RoboHelp, Word, FrameMaker, HTML, and DITA documents and how to use all of Flare's features. Each section also includes sample questions to help you prepare for the Flare certification test.