Re: freeware

[Lori Olcott <lori_olcott -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Some of them might have freeware training versions.  Robohelp does (did?).
 That's where I first started playing with it.  The only annoyance was
when all their sales grunts started calling me to buy the real thing.

--- Claire Pateman <clairepateman -at- hotmail -dot- com> wrote:

> Ok - now on to my real question. As a tech writer I find that there are
> more 
> and more software programs that clients/employers require. I am
> wondering if 
> anyone knows of freeware/cheap shareware progs that I can use to
> familiarise 
> up-and-coming tech writers with before they commit to buy the big boys.


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