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3rd Edition
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Web 2.0
and DITA
A Real-World Guide
to Planning and Writing
Technical Content
by
Alan S. Pringle
Sarah S. O’Keefe
Copyright © 2000–2009 Scriptorium Publishing Services, Inc. Please do not share or redistribute.
Copyright © 2000–2009 Scriptorium Publishing Services, Inc. Please do not share or redistribute.
Technical Writing 101: A Real-World Guide to Planning and Writing Technical
Content
Third edition
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2000–2009 Scriptorium Publishing Services, Inc.
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Part of Chapter 13 is adapted from Scriptorium Publishing’s white paper, “Struc-
tured Authoring and XML,” which was originally published at
www.scriptorium.com/structure.pdf.
Chapter 14 is adapted from Scriptorium Publishing’s white paper, “Friend or Foe?
Web 2.0 in Technical Communication,” which was originally published at
www.scriptorium.com/whitepapers/web2/web2intc.pdf.
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About the authors
Alan S. Pringle
is director of publishing operations at
Scriptorium Publishing Services, Inc. He implements
new processes for developing and distributing technical
content. His responsibilities include managing
schedules and budgets for complex consulting projects,
automating production and localization tasks with
XML-based workflows, and working on large-scale DITA
conversions. Alan guides books through the entire pub-
lication process as the manager of Scriptorium’s
publishing imprint, Scriptorium Press. Alan edited
Publishing Fundamentals: Unstructured FrameMaker 8,
Publishing Fundamentals: FrameMaker 7,
and
The WebWorks Publisher Cookbook.
Sarah S. O’Keefe
is president of Scriptorium Publish-
ing. Since founding the company in 1996, Sarah has
focused on efficiency—selecting the right publishing
tools, creating templates, and training writers on how to
use their tools. In 2002, she received her Certified Tech-
nical Trainer (CTT+) accreditation from CompTIA. Her
presentations at international, national, and regional
conferences have consistently earned high ratings, and
she is an Associate Fellow of the Society for Technical
Communication (STC). Her publishing credits include
Publishing Fundamentals: Unstructured FrameMaker 8,
Publishing Fundamentals: FrameMaker 7
(originally pub-
lished as
FrameMaker 7: The Complete Reference),
The WebWorks Publisher Cookbook,
and numerous
white papers.
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