George and Alex will present an overview of new additions in version 16. Topics include:

• XPath in files
• Quick Fixes
• WebHelp Skin Builder
• Profiling Colors and Styles

Oxygen offers generic support for any XML vocabulary and extended support for several vocabularies, such as DITA, DocBook, TEI, etc. A lot of extension points are available, which can be used to further customize this support. Alex will identify a few use cases and present solutions based on these extension points.

Nathan describes the customizations Salesforce has implemented so far; Deepa recounts lessons learned from rolling Oxygen out to a team of 60+ writers.

Detecting issues as earlier as possible in very important to cut costs associated to correcting them. George will show you how you can identify problems as they appear and thus getting this cost near zero.

The new version of DITA, version 1.3 will use Relax NG as the normative schema to express the DITA content models. George proposed this idea and provided a working prototype under the DITA-NG open source project and Eliot took this further making it an official proposal for DITA 1.3 and finalized its implementation. See how Relax NG simplifies the way DITA content models and specializations are defined.

Discover the new in-browser and mobile editing and review added by the new Oxygen XML WebApp and how this integrates with Dropbox and Google Drive.