I'm excited to be offering a free webinar next Monday, February 25 (noon Eastern) where you will learn how to quickly create eBooks (ePub and Mobi) in record time using tools available off-the-shelf in the Adobe Technical Communication Suite.
While this is an event that I'm teaching for the good folks over at the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA), IconLogic is sponsoring the event so it's open to everyone. All you need to do is use the link below and register.
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Hello,
Sorry I missed the webinar yesterday. I was unable to access my hotmail account to get the webinar details.....will the recordings be available? If yes, how may I access the recordings? I look forward to your reply. Thanks,
Rosanna
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Posted by: Rosanna | February 26, 2013 at 10:40 AM
Hi Rosanna!
The webinar recording is now available. Here's the link:
http://iltanet.org/MainMenuCategory/Recordings/Webinars/WEB-USS-022513-1547446.html
Thanks for your interest!
Posted by: Stacie Oste (ILTA) | February 28, 2013 at 12:20 PM