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Release 7.7: Is it IME you’re looking for?

你好, こんにちは, and hello! Is it IME you’re looking for? Well, look no further! As of release 7.7, Fonto Editor now supports the use of Input Method Editors. We look forward to welcoming more people from around the globe to the beautiful world of Fonto. Authors will also notice better keyboard behavior in lists, auto-capitalization […]

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Structured content: Life Sciences vs. other industries

During the 2019 AMPLEXOR ‘Be The Expert’ meeting, we had the pleasure to present our views on the potential of structured content authoring for the Life Sciences industry. We did so by comparing the adoption of ‘structured content’ in Life Sciences with the state of adoption in other industries. We notably compared Life Sciences with

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Amendment drafting with Fonto

Several of our customers are governments or publishers working with legislative content. One of the most important documents published by them are the amendment documents. In this blog post I’ll show you how FontoXML helps authoring these amendment documents. For those new to legislative processes and corresponding documents: new legislation is often introduced by augmenting

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Release 7.3

Earlier today we have released version 7.3 of FontoXML. This release includes some pretty nifty improvements to both the XML Editor as to the Content Quality and Document History Apps. FontoXML Editor This quarter we took our time to focus on some often requested features. OEM Embedded mode FontoXML Editor is often integrated in a (external)

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Release 7.2

The 7.2.0 release acts as a cap on our product releases in the first quarter of 2018 and mainly consists of various bug fixes and improvements. FontoXML Editor Table column sizing popoverThis release adds a new popover which can be used to control the widths of the columns present in a table using a drag

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