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> So is this good news or bad for Robohelp users? TWers in general?
RoboHelp users? I thought that was last month's thread. ;-) From
everything I've read and heard from many different parties, it looks
as if RoboHelp has been put on the maintenance shelf.
As for the acquisition, it's too early to tell if it'll be good or bad
for tech writers.
Me, I think it won't make a difference either way. Products come and
products go, but products don't stop working and technology and needs
are bound to change the way we work regardless.
I don't see this as a big deal. Just something different.
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