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Sunday, September 17, 2006
A software checker is a tool designed assist technical communicators in validating that the content they created isin compliance with the rules of Simplified Technical English (STE). Tedopres International, a company that specializes in STE authoring and content management, offers HyperSTE, a flexible checker tool that is fully configurable for different document types. According to Tedo, HyperSTE is a necessary tool that allows users to create their own controlled vocabulary rules, turn rules on or off, and even develop and manage “their own ‘dialect’ of Simplified Technical English”. The good news is the tool works as a plug-in for your authoring tool of choice, as long as you use Microsoft Word, Arbortext Editor, Adobe FrameMaker, or XMetaL. It also can be used to check PDF files.
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