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Swedish Medical Products Agency selects Fonto

Hurra! Fonto has been selected as the XML editor of choice by the Swedish Medical Products Agency (Swedish MPA) for a national pilot study for pharmaceutical companies creating ePI.  Electronic Product Information (ePI) ePI refers to the authorized, statutory product information for medicines (including the Summary of Product Characteristics, Package leaflet and labelling) adapted for […]

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Fonto 8.2 is out right now

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

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The Future of Standards: the ISO Annual Meeting 2022

We are present at ISO’s Annual Meeting, a meeting for all standards developing bodies worldwide. For the first time this year, the event is open to other organizations and companies that work with standards developing bodies. Against the spectacular backdrop of downtown Abu Dhabi, four full days of meetings, discussions and networking events are taking

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Fonto: Why & How: How do I generate IDs in a more predictable way?!

In this weekly series, Martin describes a question that was raised by a Fonto developer, how it was resolved and why Fonto behaves like that in the first place. This week, a support question came in inquiring how they could have more control in ID generation! As usual, support question! This one read like this: We

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Moving from Word: why changing the interface is unacceptable

In pharma—and many other industries, too—Microsoft Word is the tool to create content. It’s the natural environment for many subject-matter experts to write, edit and review content. Every author is familiar with the Word interface. But it’s not structured content that’s created … “We cannot change the authoring experience” Forcing subject-matter experts, for example medical

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