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Jill asks:
The constraints for this project are: (a) We can't force the users to
code HTML (although some may choose to do so), (b) The pages must have a
consistent look and feel, (c) The implemented system must be relatively
easy-to-use and require minimal training, and (d) It must be fairly
cheap!
Does anyone have any ideas for this project?
I respond:
Consider the WebContent product from Haven Knowledge Systems
(www.hks.ca)! It should satisfy all of your requirements.
Please note: I *am* affiliated with HKS (my brother owns it and I have
worked on the WebContent User Guide - which is why I know it will meet
your needs). However, I receive nothing from recommending it other than
a helpful hint to a list that has given me so much over the years.
Barb Einarsen | Manager of Product Information Development |
barb -dot- einarsen -at- navtelcom -dot- com | +1 905 948 7527
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