In the complex world of content creation, Generative AI navigates authors through a myriad of use cases. It’s not just a rudimentary spell checker; it’s a diligent assistant, capable of generating pertinent definitions, compelling introductions, and offering invaluable translation support. Beyond these, Generative AI adeptly recognizes the unique characteristics of your audience, tailoring content to …
When viewing content changes made over time in Fonto Document History, the ability to see changes made to the entire publication has been on both our and many clients’ wishlist for a long time. We’re proud to announce that, after working tediously on it for the past releases, we have created exactly that. Publication mode. …
As the days once again grow shorter and darker, it is time for another release of Fonto. For this release, we maintained the focus on making improvements instead of adding new features. This doesn’t mean there aren’t any new things to find, you will notice some of the outline is now sticky when scrolling, and …
When organizations create business content, they need the input and participation of many stakeholders across the organization. That’s particularly true when it comes to creating technical documentation, content that contains detailed product information, or that requires deep subject matter expertise. And while having the right people involved in the process is crucial, the reality is …
Whether it is the strings of Christmas lights, the strings right next to elements containing them, or the strings that can be used in our XPath and XQuery implementation. At Fonto we’re all about it this holiday season. We’re constantly improving the user interface of our products. We’ve improved accessibility for our users by improving …
Forget everything you know about table selections in Fonto. This release introduces a sparkling new way of making cell selections. And while at it, we’ve also made various improvements to the focus and selection behavior as a whole in Fonto. Although we’ve been dedicating the majority of our time to prepare for the upcoming releases, …
In ‘The Future of Documents’ report, Forrester predicts that by 2027, “robots share the writing credits with humans.” This sounds very futuristic, although it’s already part of the game nowadays. Think of autocorrect, type-ahead suggestions or even grammar checks. All these features are artificial intelligence tools that help authors produce better content. And even more …
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