The Works Volume 20

In early April WebWorks launched our Race to Release campaign, indicating that ePublisher 2010.1 would be released on April 15th. I’m happy to report that we met that goal. The ePublisher 2010.1 release marks the start of another great year of innovation from the WebWorks team. The Highlights for ePublisher 2010.1 include:

Per target designer settings that allow for even greater flexibility in single projects with multiple output formats.
Updates to FrameMaker and DITA-XML input adapters.
Improvements to MediaWiki output deployment.
Further development of ePublisher’s PDF XSL-FO capability.

We presented these new features during our March Power Hour webinar. If you missed the webinar and would like more information you can access the recording here. Customers with existing maintenance contracts were sent emails with download links and Contract IDs so they could take advantage of the new features on the day of release. If you would like more information about ePublisher 2010.1 or are interested in upgrading, please contact your WebWorks account manager.

The Rise of the eBook

The eBook digital publishing revolution has arrived, and like most company’s involved in content delivery, we have been closely monitoring trends and technology for a while now. It finally appears that the ePub format is emerging as the standard of choice for platform independent delivery of eBooks.

Although ePublisher has long had the capability to deliver content to mobile devices such as Palms, Microsoft Readers and even iPhones, we are now also giving serious consideration to adding an ePub output format to meet the increasing demand for eBook delivery. To read more about this topic please click here.

Tips & Tricks live at STC Dallas! Booth 306

Attending the STC Summit next week? Visit booth 306, meet the WebWorks team and get your ePublisher questions answered at an interactive session of Tips & Tricks! ePublisher guru Lauren Lever will be on hand to walk you through your publishing questions, so feel free to bring your documents and allow Lauren to help you publish right from our booth! Plus, Christopher Ward will be available to answer any subscription/upgrade questions and take note of any feedback you have for us and give out copies of our latest whitepapers! WebWorks founder and CEO, Tony McDow is also scheduled to stop by the booth at various points during the conference.

Be sure not to miss WebWorks very own Alan Porter who will be moderating a panel on Web Technologies and their impact on online help systems. The panel is scheduled for Tuesday May 4th at 11:30am. He will also be appearing on a panel discussing collaboration technology, such as wikis, on Wednesday, May 5th at 8:00am.

It's Here: ePublisher 2010 Debuts

The Rise of the eBook

Tips & Tricks live at STC Dallas! Booth 306

2008.1 No Longer Supported

The Works \| Issue 20 \| 4.30.2010.

It's Here: ePublisher 2010 Debuts In early April WebWorks launched our Race to Release campaign, indicating that ePublisher 2010.1 would be released on April 15th. I’m happy to report that we met that goal. The ePublisher 2010.1 release marks the start of another great year of innovation from the WebWorks team. The Highlights for ePublisher 2010.1 include: Per target designer settings that allow for even greater flexibility in single projects with multiple output formats. Updates to FrameMaker and DITA-XML input adapters. Improvements to MediaWiki output deployment. Further development of ePublisher’s PDF XSL-FO capability. We presented these new features during our March Power Hour webinar. If you missed the webinar and would like more information you can access the recording here. Customers with existing maintenance contracts were sent emails with download links and Contract IDs so they could take advantage of the new features on the day of release. If you would like more information about ePublisher 2010.1 or are interested in upgrading, please contact your WebWorks account manager. The Rise of the eBook The eBook digital publishing revolution has arrived, and like most company’s involved in content delivery, we have been closely monitoring trends and technology for a while now. It finally appears that the ePub format is emerging as the standard of choice for platform independent delivery of eBooks. Although ePublisher has long had the capability to deliver content to mobile devices such as Palms, Microsoft Readers and even iPhones, we are now also giving serious consideration to adding an ePub output format to meet the increasing demand for eBook delivery. To read more about this topic please click here. Tips & Tricks live at STC Dallas! Booth 306 Attending the STC Summit next week? Visit booth 306, meet the WebWorks team and get your ePublisher questions answered at an interactive session of Tips & Tricks! ePublisher guru Lauren Lever will be on hand to walk you through your publishing questions, so feel free to bring your documents and allow Lauren to help you publish right from our booth! Plus, Christopher Ward will be available to answer any subscription/upgrade questions and take note of any feedback you have for us and give out copies of our latest whitepapers! WebWorks founder and CEO, Tony McDow is also scheduled to stop by the booth at various points during the conference. Be sure not to miss WebWorks very own Alan Porter who will be moderating a panel on Web Technologies and their impact on online help systems. The panel is scheduled for Tuesday May 4th at 11:30am. He will also be appearing on a panel discussing collaboration technology, such as wikis, on Wednesday, May 5th at 8:00am.

	2008.1 No Longer Supported In accordance with our rolling two year support policy, the recent release of ePublisher 2010 means that ePublisher 2008.1 is no longer supported. ePublisher 2008.2 will be declared End of LIfe when 2010.2 ships. If you are running either of these versions please contact your WebWorks account manger about an upgrade. Staying current is essential to not only being able to access our support resources but also for taking advantage of our many new complimentary training resources listed below. To verify what version of ePublisher you are running, please click here.