Technical Communication

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Telecommunication

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Networking

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Healthcare

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Banking

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Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)

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About Readme

Readme files contain useful information about the product and are created during an application installation. The readme contains last minute important product information that is not available in the program guides or online help systems. Sometimes, it contains information pertinent to your specific configuration.

Packaging Readme

A readme file provides information about other files like: Implementation guide [...]

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Migrating to Structured Authoring using Author-it

Author-it is a content authoring and management system, which is database-driven and stores content in eXtensible Markup Language (XML) format.
 
Structured authoring enables you to use rules and a well defined process to enforce consistency throughout your documentation. By using structured authoring you can control the content in each type of topic you create.
 
Author-it:
         Imports, creates, [...]

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