WEBINAR RECORDING: Authoring DITA Content in Adobe FrameMaker, Re-use and Publish from ADG's R4i Suite

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This Webinar showcased a real-world scenario of Authoring your DITA XML content in Adobe FrameMaker, with easy data management, re-use and publishing from within the R4i Suite.

Within this webinar, easy Structured XML Authoring, Publishing and Management process is demonstrated.

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