Technical Communicators to Gain New Levels of Ease, Functionality in Single-Source Publishing of Multilingual Documentation and Online Help
May 14, 2007 (Press Release) --
SAN DIEGO/KARLSBAD – May 14, 2007 MadCap Software — the leader in multi-channel content authoring and a Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Visual Studio 2005 showcase company — and across Systems — a spin-off of Nero AG — today announced a strategic partnership to combine state-of-the-art technical content creation with highly advanced translation and localization. Through integrated software from MadCap and across, technical documentation professionals will be able to publish best-in-class multilingual user manuals, online Help systems, and other corporate content for the international market — all from a single source. The agreement is being announced in conjunction with the Society for Technical Communications’ 54th Annual Conference, running May 13-16, 2007 at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, MN.
MadCap provides the first native XML software for creating multi-channel publishing, including its flagship product Flare for delivering context-sensitive online Help and print documentation — now in use by more than 1,000 companies — and Blaze, MadCap’s answer to Adobe FrameMaker for publishing large documents, which will be launched later this year. At the STC Conference, MadCap will also announce MadCap Lingo —- the first truly XML based, fully integrated Help authoring tool and translation environment. MadCap Lingo offers an easy-to-use interface, complete Unicode support for all left-to-right languages and a rich list of industry-first features for assisting through localization tasks.
Through their strategic partnership, the two companies will enable seamless integration between Lingo, Flare and Blaze, and the across Language Server, a comprehensive corporate platform for the entire translation process. Providing a centralized translation memory and terminology system, it serves to control the whole translation workflow, and to network all corresponding systems and persons involved. From the project manager up to the translator and proofreader, all participants work in a consistent client/server-based work environment.
Through the integrated MadCap and across software, technical communications professionals will now have a seamless workflow, from content authoring, to translation and quality assurance, to the single-source publishing of multilingual content. The integration and multiple inputs supported by both firms means that enterprises will benefit from multilingual single-source publishing whether the processes are carried out in-house, in a foreign subsidiary, or by external service providers or freelancers.
As technology partners, MadCap and across will offer standard interfaces, which will provide the seamless exchange of content to be translated along with translation-oriented authoring while composing the source text. Both capabilities will considerably cut localization outlays while simultaneously increasing both content consistency and quality.
MadCap provides the first native XML software for creating multi-channel publishing, including its flagship product Flare for delivering context-sensitive online Help and print documentation — now in use by more than 1,000 companies — and Blaze, MadCap’s answer to Adobe FrameMaker for publishing large documents, which will be launched later this year. At the STC Conference, MadCap will also announce MadCap Lingo —- the first truly XML based, fully integrated Help authoring tool and translation environment. MadCap Lingo offers an easy-to-use interface, complete Unicode support for all left-to-right languages and a rich list of industry-first features for assisting through localization tasks.
Through their strategic partnership, the two companies will enable seamless integration between Lingo, Flare and Blaze, and the across Language Server, a comprehensive corporate platform for the entire translation process. Providing a centralized translation memory and terminology system, it serves to control the whole translation workflow, and to network all corresponding systems and persons involved. From the project manager up to the translator and proofreader, all participants work in a consistent client/server-based work environment.
Through the integrated MadCap and across software, technical communications professionals will now have a seamless workflow, from content authoring, to translation and quality assurance, to the single-source publishing of multilingual content. The integration and multiple inputs supported by both firms means that enterprises will benefit from multilingual single-source publishing whether the processes are carried out in-house, in a foreign subsidiary, or by external service providers or freelancers.
As technology partners, MadCap and across will offer standard interfaces, which will provide the seamless exchange of content to be translated along with translation-oriented authoring while composing the source text. Both capabilities will considerably cut localization outlays while simultaneously increasing both content consistency and quality.
Email
Print
SPAM
