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Thinking about “mobilizing” your online help or documentation? You can get into mobile app creation, or use Flare 6+ to convert your online material to mobile form. The result isn't a native mobile app but rather a mobile web app, or site, that should run on almost any mobile device with a browser.
Conversion is straightforward mechanically, using conversion features built into Flare’s interface. Where things can get tricky is in the choice of mobile outputs overall, design and control of the content (like deciding what content to show or not show in mobile form and how to control that), how to control the formatting by using CSS features like mediums and relative sizes, and so on.
This one-day, hands-on, web-based workshop is aimed at Flare authors who want to quickly get up to speed on converting existing projects to Flare WebHelp Mobile output. Requires Flare 6 or higher. Previous experience on one or more Flare projects is helpful but not necessary.
| Overview
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| Mobile – Why? Why Now? |
| Basic Terminology |
| Mobile “Architectures” – Web Apps, Native Apps, and eBooks |
Strategic Issues in Selecting a Mobile Architecture |
| Flare Mobile |
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| CSS Settings and Mediums |
| CSS Overview |
| CSS Settings - Absolute
vs. Relative |
| CSS Mediums |
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| Conditionality |
| Conditionality Overview |
| Conditionality
Application |
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| Mobile Skin |
| Overview of the Mobile
Skin |
| Using the Mobile Skin |
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| Testing |
| Testing Outside Flare |
| Using Emulators |
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