Re: Robo vs Flare
"Pretty fast" only if (a), you are a help developer who has made a career out of supporting RoboHelp (no need to mention any names of people on this list) or (B), you were not a help developer working for a startup, who inherited raw content in RoboHelp, needed to acquire a HAT, and needed online help and printed documentation ASAP.
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Macromedia bought eHelp in 2003 and it soon became clear they had no plans to do anything with RoboHelp. Apparently their only motive for buying the company was to get RoboDemo (which evolved into Captivate).
Adobe didn't dawdle bringing RoboHelp back to life. The Macromedia takeover was final in December 2005, and RoboHelp 6 was announced in January 2007. That's pretty fast given that most if not all of the developers who knew anything about it had been laid off by Macromedia or quit.
On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 6:48 PM, Kathleen MacDowell <kathleen -dot- eamd -at- gmail -dot- com> wrote:What I recall is a flush of comments about whether RH would be^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
maintained, ongoing concerns about same, agony because MM appeared to
be ignoring it, and the same for several years after Adobe took it over.
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