Comparison of RoboHelp and Doc-to-Help for consolidating our Word content into web based knowledge base?

["Michael Herman \(Parallelspace\)" <mwherman -at- parallelspace -dot- net>]

We're a software company with a lot of traditional Word based product and
user based documentation plus a collection of knowledge base articles.

 

We like to consolidate all of these Word assets into some sort of web-based
knowledge based solution (that looks/functions like Microsoft's MSDN and
TechNet web sites).

 

I used to be familiar with RoboHelp and Doc-to-Help but haven't used these
products in a long time.  Which one is best from your experience?   .are
there any other old/new products on the market that are good for repurposing
content (mostly Word) into as web based knowledge base?

 

Michael Herman (Toronto)

 

 

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