Explore how Publisher3D(TM) 2011 can publish an instruction set
directly to Word(R). In this blog post, we will start from the
previous example where we created an animation of our assembly
process for a power supply. If you would like to review this
example, you can check out these blog posts: These two posts
show how we created a storyboard of assembly illustrations very
quickly. We published an animation from the illustrations. In
this post, we will build on this foundation by doing two things
that will lead us to a compete Word document with images and
textual descriptions of each step of the assembly process. Give
“Good” Titles to Each Illustration When Smart Template
Technology was used to create the illustrations, each
illustration was given a unique name. This works fine for
animations where the title of the illustration does not matter.
However, when we publish to Word, this title will be used as the
title for each image published. So, our first step is to change
these names. To change the names, we