Breanne MacDonald

Get quick tips and tricks for working with graphics in the Adobe FrameMaker software.

If you review a lot of marked-up documents using Adobe Acrobat, this blog provides tips on how to make reviewing those comments easier.

Hyphens are a handy punctuation mark, but sometimes it’s tricky to know when they’re needed. Read this blog for some quick tips!

Nouns and verbs and adjectives, oh my! Here’s a quick refresher on the parts of speech.

Are you creating tables for your publications? Help readers find information they are looking for with these quick tips for making tables easier to read.

Here are some FrameMaker shortcuts for making your page layout and editing work more efficient.

If you use conditional tags in Adobe FrameMaker, check out this blog for some tips and tricks for using this tool more effectively.

If you use Adobe FrameMaker as your authoring tool, see how-to use conditional tags for outputting different versions of your files.

If you struggle with managing your day-to-day projects, here are some things you can do to help keep you and your projects organized.

Trying to decide how to capitalize your titles and headings? This blog will help!

Unsure about when you should spell out numbers and when you should use numerals? Read this blog post to find out!

Do you know how to spot a misplaced or dangling modifier? Get a few quick tips for making sure those modifiers are modifying the correct things!

Do you use templates for your documentation? If not, here are a few reasons to consider why you should start!

Do you have trouble knowing when to add in an apostrophe? This blog provides some quick tips for when, and when NOT, to use them!

Need to compare or combine files after changes have been made? This blog will give you the run-down on using compare tools in Word and Adobe Acrobat.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind to ensure your content works in both color and grayscale.

Do you deal with a lot of number ranges in your documents? Here are five quick tips for writing number ranges that you may find useful!

Do you use a lot of technical terms in your writing? Here are some tips to make use of your program’s built-in dictionary.

Many word processing or publishing programs have a track edits and changes feature that lets you easily view any changes made to your work. Here we'll focus on using Microsoft Word to track edits.