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Do you actually get to tell them that? Or is it likely
that the response to that is going to be, "No, from now
on the developers will be updating the help, that's our
new process, get over it and figure out how to make the
manual fit into it?" If it's the former, we could've saved
a lot of time by just giving you the obvious answer up
front. :)
Gene Kim-Eng
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Tue, 12 Aug 2003 15:02:27 -0600 ?wrote:
>Thanks for the follow-up. It's still looking like the
>best process is going to be Frame > Help using RoboHelp
>then tell the software developers to keep their mitts
>off the files and submit all changes to Tech Pubs.
