• Abstracts

Call For Papers

• The WebWorks team is now accepting proposals for papers to be included in the Business Track for RoundUp 2008.

• Topics should fit into one of the following categories:

  • WebWorks product use case studies

  • ePublishing best practices
  • Web 2.0 publishing (wikis, etc.)
  • Publishing standards (DITA, S1000D, etc.)
  • Localization / Translation

• To submit a proposal please send the following information to roundup@webworks.com by May 30, 2008

  • Name
  • Company
  • Contact e-mail
  • Proposed title
  • 100- to 150-word abstract

Business Track

• Details will be posted after May 30th when all submissions have been reviewed.

WebWorks Track

TUESDAY

Delivering to Multiple Audiences

• Presenter: Andrew VanConas

• Description: Learn about the use of conditional text, variables, and other audience-specific content.
  • Formats and Targets
  • Unique Content - Unique Format
  • Use Cases
  • Why Multi-Channel

Multi Sourcing Frame, Word & DITA

• Presenter: Andrew VanConas

• Description: TBD

Context Sensitive Help

• Presenter: Andrew VanConas

• Description: During this session we walked through the steps of creating context-sensitive help for Windows and Web based help systems, including Quality Assurance and implementing the WebWorks Help API. This presentation utilized all 3 components of the ePublisher platform and will have an extensive Q and A session.

Standard Customization Practices

• Presenter: Adam Goldberg & Jesse Willes

• Description: Page Templates & FTI

Page templates are where the rubber meets the road for any XML, XHTML, or HTML format. This presentation describes the What, Why, and How of customizing the ePublisher page templates.

• Introduction to the basic Page Template namespace and attributes
• Customizing the template structure - Page.asp
• Filling in the gaps with logical statements - pages.xsl

• Putting it all together & adding custom settings

ePublisher provides a simple mechanism for end users to extend the ePublisher UI. This capability enables ePublisher experts to build flexible extensions to ePublisher formats. This session presents step-by-step instructions for creating per format settings and per style options. Users will learn how to query settings and options within XSL to trigger custom code. The session will wrap up by showing how these techniques are used to build production ePublisher features.

Inside Tech Support

• Presenter: Adam Goldberg

• Description: Troubleshooting tips & tricks

With case studies, little-known tips, and examples you can use, senior Support consultant Adam Goldberg will share his strategies for troubleshooting and resolving all manner of ePublisher issues. Error messages, output problems, and common source document dilemmas are likely topics. The internal troubleshooting process will be revealed to help you diagnose and fix problems when they occur, avoiding the frustration of missed deadlines and lost productivity.

WEDNESDAY

Choosing the right deliverable

• Presenter: Adam Goldberg
• Description: TBD

DITA Publishing

• Presenter: Ben Allums
• Description: TBD

AutoMap

• Presenter: Andrew VanConas

• Description: TBD

Advanced Customization Practices

• Presenter: Jesse Willes

• Description: UI Reslovers & wwtransform:super

Customization: Bringing it All Together

• Presenter: Ben Allums
• Description: TBD

Wiki, Wiki, Wiki

• Presenter: Ben Allums
• Description: TBD

THURSDAY

Twisted ePublisher

• Presenter: Ben Allums
• Description: TBD