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Chapter6Author for DITATopics:• Creating DITA Maps and Topics• Editing DITA Maps• Transforming DITA Maps andTopics• DITA-OT Customization• DITA Specialization Support• Use a New DITA Open Toolkit inOxygen XML Author plugin• Reusing Content• DITA Profiling / Conditional Text• Working with MathMLThis chapter presents the Author features that are specific for editing DITAXML documents.
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Oxygen XML Author plugin 13.2.0
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Table of Contents | 4Saving Documen
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Table of Contents | 6Templates.....
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Table of Contents | 8Defining a New
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Table of Contents | 10Custom Editor
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Introduction | 12Key Features and B
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Installation | 14Installation Requi
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Installation | 16The Oxygen XML Aut
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Getting Started | 26Getting HelpOnl
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Getting Started | 32Figure 10: Data
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Editing Documents | 34Working with
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Chapter19Working with ArchivesTopic
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