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But, you'd be managing only AuthorIT content, so you'd
be streamlining your process.
You'd import MIF and RTF once into AuthorIT and
thereafter edit, manage, and update your content in
AuthorIT and spit out to HTML, RTF for printing to PDF
via Word, etc.
The AuthorIT folks are aiming to generate the PDF from
AuthorIT without the RTF export to Word, for the
future.
Cheers,
Sean
--- Dennis Cremin <dpcremin -at- adelphia -dot- net> wrote:
> I have been reading "Content Management for Dynamic
> Web Delivery" by Joann
> Hackos for information. I don't want to jump the
> gun on software or tools,
> so I was hoping someone who has worked with
> different technologies could
> give me some insight. I am particularly interested
> in AuthorIt, so any
> opinions on that solution would be very helpful and
> most appreciated.
