Doc-To-Help 2011 v2 Release Features Microsoft SharePoint Output and jQuery Based NetHelp
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Posted on August 31, 2011 at 7:14:01 AM
Doc-To-Help 2011 v2 Release Features Microsoft SharePoint Output and jQuery Based NetHelp
Release Delivers Industry-first Features to the Technical Communication Community
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Doc-To-Help, a trusted name and award-winning product in the Help authoring tool market, today announced the release of Doc-To-Help 2011 v2. This release marks two industry firsts: Web-based jQuery output and Microsoft SharePoint output. Widely-known all-in-one authoring and publishing solution, Doc-To-Help continues its twenty year tradition of innovation and world-class support, including top-level, personal service for users during their 30-day evaluation.
"True separation of content and presentation is a big concern in the single-sourcing world of technical communication," said Dan Beall, product manager for Doc-To-Help. "Since jQuery - one of the fastest spreading Web technologies - helps enable this, it makes our Web-based output, NetHelp 2.0, the best of its class."
ComponentOne, Doc-To-Help's parent company, provides industry-leading tools for creating jQuery interfaces. Leveraging their in-house expertise, the Doc-To-Help team redesigned the Web-based output to create better looking, lightweight, and flexible NetHelp. "Now that NetHelp 2.0 is jQuery based, virtually anything can be done with it," adds Beall. This includes theming, adding features by editing the style sheets or scripts, and optimizing SEO, to name just a few capabilities.
In addition to jQuery output, this release introduces another industry first with Microsoft SharePoint output. The SharePoint platform is useful to those who need to publish their deliverables for sharing and review. Doc-To-Help's new SharePoint output will allow users to publish NetHelp to a Microsoft SharePoint library or create a SharePoint Wiki. The first option uploads the users' NetHelp system to a SharePoint library. The published help system can be linked to or shown in a SharePoint Web Part. The latter creates an editable SharePoint wiki while keeping links, related topics, and Tables of Contents (TOC) intact.
"Our mission is to make sure our customers can leverage the latest technology available to make their own jobs easier and more efficient, and also to impress their end-users," said Beall. "Deep integration with SharePoint provides access to the industry's standard management and communication platform while NetHelp 2.0 ensures that customers are putting the best possible documentation on the Web."
Resources
Blog Post: Why Technical Communicators Should Care About jQuery and jQueryUI
Blog Post: SharePoint Wiki + Doc-To-Help = A quick and easy way to create a collaborative website
Blog Post: Introducing NetHelp 2.0
Availability
The company offers purchase options online at http://www.doctohelp.com or by telephone (800.858.2739 or 412.681.4343).
About Doc-To-Help
ComponentOne
201 S. Highland Ave. Third Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15206 USA
412.681.4343 or 1.800.858.2739
http://www.doctohelp.com
Doc-To-Help has been the premier authoring and publishing tool in the market since 1991. It enables technical communicators, policy writers, and other content creators to author in Doc-To-Help's XML-based editor, Microsoft Word, or HTML, and publish to the Web, Help systems, or printed manuals with a single click. ComponentOne is the only vendor that gives users everything needed to create documentation deliverables in one application. Its unique combination of editing, single sourcing, and publishing technology translates to significant time savings and the highest level of quality. Since Doc-To-Help is the complete documentation solution, the need for additional tools has been eliminated.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.
SOURCE Doc-To-Help
Doc-To-Help
CONTACT: Communications Manager, Eve Turzillo, +1-412-681-4343, press@componentone.com
Web Site: http://www.doctohelp.com
Release Delivers Industry-first Features to the Technical Communication Community
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Doc-To-Help, a trusted name and award-winning product in the Help authoring tool market, today announced the release of Doc-To-Help 2011 v2. This release marks two industry firsts: Web-based jQuery output and Microsoft SharePoint output. Widely-known all-in-one authoring and publishing solution, Doc-To-Help continues its twenty year tradition of innovation and world-class support, including top-level, personal service for users during their 30-day evaluation.
"True separation of content and presentation is a big concern in the single-sourcing world of technical communication," said Dan Beall, product manager for Doc-To-Help. "Since jQuery - one of the fastest spreading Web technologies - helps enable this, it makes our Web-based output, NetHelp 2.0, the best of its class."
ComponentOne, Doc-To-Help's parent company, provides industry-leading tools for creating jQuery interfaces. Leveraging their in-house expertise, the Doc-To-Help team redesigned the Web-based output to create better looking, lightweight, and flexible NetHelp. "Now that NetHelp 2.0 is jQuery based, virtually anything can be done with it," adds Beall. This includes theming, adding features by editing the style sheets or scripts, and optimizing SEO, to name just a few capabilities.
In addition to jQuery output, this release introduces another industry first with Microsoft SharePoint output. The SharePoint platform is useful to those who need to publish their deliverables for sharing and review. Doc-To-Help's new SharePoint output will allow users to publish NetHelp to a Microsoft SharePoint library or create a SharePoint Wiki. The first option uploads the users' NetHelp system to a SharePoint library. The published help system can be linked to or shown in a SharePoint Web Part. The latter creates an editable SharePoint wiki while keeping links, related topics, and Tables of Contents (TOC) intact.
"Our mission is to make sure our customers can leverage the latest technology available to make their own jobs easier and more efficient, and also to impress their end-users," said Beall. "Deep integration with SharePoint provides access to the industry's standard management and communication platform while NetHelp 2.0 ensures that customers are putting the best possible documentation on the Web."
Resources
Blog Post: Why Technical Communicators Should Care About jQuery and jQueryUI
Blog Post: SharePoint Wiki + Doc-To-Help = A quick and easy way to create a collaborative website
Blog Post: Introducing NetHelp 2.0
Availability
The company offers purchase options online at http://www.doctohelp.com or by telephone (800.858.2739 or 412.681.4343).
About Doc-To-Help
ComponentOne
201 S. Highland Ave. Third Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15206 USA
412.681.4343 or 1.800.858.2739
http://www.doctohelp.com
Doc-To-Help has been the premier authoring and publishing tool in the market since 1991. It enables technical communicators, policy writers, and other content creators to author in Doc-To-Help's XML-based editor, Microsoft Word, or HTML, and publish to the Web, Help systems, or printed manuals with a single click. ComponentOne is the only vendor that gives users everything needed to create documentation deliverables in one application. Its unique combination of editing, single sourcing, and publishing technology translates to significant time savings and the highest level of quality. Since Doc-To-Help is the complete documentation solution, the need for additional tools has been eliminated.
All product and company names herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.
SOURCE Doc-To-Help
Doc-To-Help
CONTACT: Communications Manager, Eve Turzillo, +1-412-681-4343, press@componentone.com
Web Site: http://www.doctohelp.com