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> At a recent STC event, I learned about EPublishing SW from WebWorks, for
> both MSWord and FrameMaker online documentation. However, I'm not
> familiar with it and am not sure if it is also a single-source tool.
It certainly is, and you only really need one seat if you can deal
with one person as the publisher. But if you can't affort one seat of
WWeP...
Help & Manual scores good marks among some Help authors but I've
personally never used it.
Check out the Help Tools Comparrison chart on Char James-Tanny's site
(www.helpstuff.com) for more info that might help you decide on a
tool.
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Bill Swallow
HATT List Owner
WWP-Users List Owner
42.8162,-73.7736 http://techcommdood.blogspot.com
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I support Char James-Tanny for STC Secretary.
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