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MadCap Software recently invited me to blog about how new users can improve their MadCap Flare skills without spending a dime. My first thought? “Oh, but training is vital!

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Don’t skimp on the training. It’ll pay for itself soon enough!” My second thought? Bk Precision 20 Mhz Oscilloscope Model 2120 Manual Dexterity on this page. “Yeah, but not everyone can afford the training on top of a Flare license and maintenance contract.” My third thought?

Moffatt Bible Downloads. “With or without official training, there’s always something new to discover about Flare, some new skill to master, whether one’s a newbie or not.” I quickly came up with a bunch of no-cost ways to improve one’s Flare skills, which I’ve consolidated into the following seven ideas. Although you can tackle them in any order, I suggest that you study up on CSS early in your learning, so I’ve put that first. Brush up on your CSS knowledge Even if you are a Flare newbie – especially if you are a newbie – bone up on your knowledge and use of cascading style sheets (CSS), which undergird Flare’s power and flexibility. The best free place to learn CSS is from w3schools.com, starting with the. You’ll find comprehensive documentation of all CSS classes and elements, replete with examples to copy and paste into your own stylesheet.

You can also readily experiment with the “Try it yourself” feature with which you can tweak a style’s definition and immediately see how it renders. Start by learning about and the, and then move on to specific properties such as borders, fonts, rounded corners (ideal for notes and warnings), and float (typically used to float images around which text wraps). Once you’ve got the basics of CSS under your belt, you can then tackle Flare-specific styles such as those for, which you’re likely to want to render differently depending on the type of output (online vs. It’s CSS that makes that magic happen.

And no matter where you learn it, be sure you understand. Many a new Flare user (and some of us veterans, still) get twisted up sometimes by inadvertently working in the wrong medium. I think it’s the rare user who can just open up Flare and start making good output. Maybe it seems trite, but I believe we should all Read the (ahem) MadCap Flare Manuals!

Or, put another way: Look. If you prefer to read web pages, you can view the, instead of within the Flare application. I like to have Flare open on one of my two monitors and the Flare Help system open on the other monitor.