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Jumping back into the tech-wr âsoupâ again, I find I missed the
whole structured revolution.
Some basic questions: what authoring tools are being used to generate,
for example (for no particular reason), DITA?
Are word processors like Word now going by the way in favor of
structured authoring tools? Is MS upping Wordâs game to join the
structured fray?
Any pointers to web sites you can recommend?
Thanks,
Dave
(running before he hits the groundâ)
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