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Technical Communication Suite review

Acrobat 3D shows the Technical Communications Suite's leading edge

VERDICT: A modern cross-media technical publishing solution – that at its centre is old-fashioned and in need of a major overhaul.

We live in a fast-changing, global, consumer society and just about every product, and minor product variation, needs to come with its own technical documentation...


RoboHelp 7 review

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RoboHelp HTML’s major advances are Vista, Unicode and Framemaker support

An enhanced interface and support for Framemaker and multiple languages help give RoboHelp a new lease of life.

At one time producing online help was generally treated as an afterthought to the software development process and usually knocked up in Word using a few macros and Microsoft’s free compiler...


Introducing XAML

XAML and Expression Studio are key to Microsoft's future computing plans

Tom Arah looks at Microsoft’s upcoming Expression Studio and its underlying WPF and XAML-based strategy.

Key to understanding Microsoft's future plans is an appreciation of Windows Vista’s new presentation subsystem, Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)...


Windows Presentation Foundation

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Windows Presentation Foundation is central to Vista and Microsoft's future plans

Tom Arah explains why the new Windows Presentation Foundation in Windows Vista is set to revolutionize computer-based design.

Recently I’ve looked at the history of computer-based design for both print and screen. It’s been a strange story with many twists and turns...


History of Designing for the Screen

History of designing for the screen

Tom Arah looks at the history, problems, solutions and future of designing for the screen.

Previously I looked at the history of desktop publishing (DTP) with its focus on print-based design and output to paper. However the advent of the Apple Mac and of the Graphical User Interface (GUI) into the mainstream of personal computing also heralded the opening up of an entirely new publishing medium and one that is set to become even more important than paper – the computer screen itself.


Free Web Images

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free web images

Tom Arah investigates the use of the web as a free online photo source.

It's a common question : how do you find images for your creative projects – for free. And at first sight the answer might seem obvious...


Tom ArahTom Arah is the webmaster of designer-info.com. He has been a professional designer working with computer software since 1987. He also offers training and consultancy and since 1997 has been the contributing editor covering design issues for PC Pro, the UK's biggest-selling (and best) computer monthly.

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