[…]site. Employees can take advantage of Really Simple Syndication (RSS), comments, and peer rating of each podcast. Employees can download the podcasts to a variety of devices. Being Microsoft, you might expect that employees would only be able to download content to devices like Microsoft’s own Zune MP3 player. But Paolo noted that […]
[…]Docs, a suite of cloud-based office software. I’m working on contract for a company that makes government software that runs on Salesforce, another cloud-based company. So it’s notable that there’s little discussion about cloud-based authoring software for technical writers. Cloud computing basically means software than runs on the Internet versus software installed […]
[…]is Much Easier Now Thankfully, in newer Help Authoring Tools, embedding fonts is much easier. Downloading the Font To download the font: Visit a site such as Google WebFonts. Find a font that you like. Download and install it on your computer that is running RoboHelp (2015). Adding a Custom Font to your EPUB File In your […]
[…]in the Result: Mobile App output has been generated successfully dialog box. Downloading the Mobile App The next step explains how to get the mobile app loaded onto your Android tablet or smartphone. To download the mobile app to your Android phone: In your phone’s or tablet’s browser, type the URL […]
[…]in the Result: Mobile App output has been generated successfully dialog box. Downloading the Mobile App The next step explains how to get the mobile app loaded onto your Android tablet or smartphone. To download the mobile app to your Android phone: In your phone’s or tablet’s browser, type the URL […]
[…]you specified. To synchronize the file to an iPad, ensure you have iTunes installed on your computer. In addition, you need to install iBooks, a free e‑reader on your iPad. Connect your iPad to your computer. In iTunes, click the Summary button and select the Manually manage music and videos check box. Locate […]
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[…]that it needs to cut costs and your services are no longer needed. But with that stress comes excitement. I’ve worked on contract for more than four years and have been working consistently, except for the occasional two- to three-week break. Higher income. I don’t receive paid vacation, health and dental […]