Has anyone had experience with the following situation

[claret -at- kestral -dot- com -dot- au]

I work for a customer service oriented company who uses Lotus Notes to make
documents which are then pasted on to a website for clients to review at
their leisure. This however creates problems in the limitations of style
and formatting available.
I much prefer using raw HTML for websites as it just gives you so much more
of a range of functionality to play with. However they have asked me, as
the Technical Writer to comment on, and improve the formatting of the
website, and the way that the documentation is presented.

 I would just like to know if anyone else has experienced the same
situation, and if so, how was/is it managed to provide readable
documentation?

Regards
Clare Talbot
Technical Writer
Kestral Computing



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