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::: I need to compile an on-line help from existing Word XP
::: files using RoboHelp
::: for XP. I understand there is a software product called
::: "Tranzit" that
::: converts the files and keeps the styles and formatting
::: (providing they are
::: consistent) as they were in Word and as a result, the
::: formatting is not
::: lost.
::: The next step is to import the files into RoboHelp, which
::: is a shorter
::: process and saves many hours of reformatting.
::: Any suggestions where I can buy this software. Are there
::: any other similar
::: tools available?
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