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Job Title:: Technical Writer / Documentation Engineer / Information Architect

Company Name:: Impress Software

About Me:: I'm a technical writer working at a company that develops integration software for eight years now. Before working in the software industry I've studied technical writing at the Universitiy of Applied Sciences of Hannover. My favourite tool is Adobe FrameMaker which I'm using on a daily basis for about ten years, and currently I'm in the process of implementing a FrameMaker and DITA based workflow. In parallel to my job I'm studying computer engineering at the Universitiy of Applied Sciences in Mittweida to become more familiar with electronics, microprocessor programming, and many other useful stuff... ;O)

Website:: http://www.marcus-baake.de

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At 9:46am on May 15th, 2008, socialnetworklobby said…: Hi, welcome to this great site. I look forward to networking with you and others here, sharing ideas and resources.

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At 3:01am on April 8th, 2008, Mary said…: Gotta love Photoshop! Too funny!!! Nice to see another Framemaker (and Photoshop) user on board.

At 10:35am on March 9th, 2008, Marcus Baake said…: Hmm, with that much response I'm seriously thinking of getting such a tattoo. At least it can't be more painful than the DITA thing...

At 5:17pm on March 8th, 2008, Anindita Basu said…: Implementing an FM and DITA based workflow? Ooh, that can be painful. Is that the reason for the tattoo?

At 2:23pm on March 8th, 2008, Susana Maria Rosende said…: All technical writers should tattoo FM on their foreheads as a matter of principle. No other desktop publishing tool (or, word processor, especially the one that shall go nameless) come close to producing quality documentation in technical communication. FrameMaker Rules! Bravo to FrameMaker, Marcus Baake, and of course... Photoshop! :)

At 5:02pm on March 7th, 2008, Marcus Baake said…: Finally, someone appreciating my Photoshop skills! ;O)

At 2:17pm on March 7th, 2008, Scott Abel said…: Okay, now that FM on your forehead is pretty good. :) ROTFL

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