XML in Publishing: The Secret to Managing Changing XML Documents

If you’re working in publishing, there’s two things that are almost certain. One, you’re working with some form of structured document containing XML (with or without your knowledge). Two, your publication will change constantly throughout its lifecycle. Chances are your published document will have a past and a future, filled with additions, deletions, added value and outdated jargon. Finding what has changed is a start, but means little when those changes contain irrelevant data, are hard to read and even harder to process because of tools not understanding XML.</p>\n<p>More control over how change is represented speeds up and enhances your publishing process, especially when you can adapt the output of changes for different reviewers, editors or even customers.

In this webinar, you will:

• Learn the advantages of XML and structured documentation within publishing.
• Understand the difference between comparing change and tracking change and which provides better results depending on scenario.
• How change can be represented in different outputs, including within different systems, processes or sent as regular pdfs.
• Explore various publishing applications which could offer additional opportunities or financial value.