RoboHelp?? Programs? etc.

[Susan Seifert <ss11 -at- lisco -dot- com>]

I have been out of the techwriting field for about 10 years and wonder how
it has changed, what programs people are using, and so on. I have a vintage
version of Robohelp that qualifies for an upgrade and wonder if anyone
still uses that.

I'm really curious about the types of documentation that are going on now,
and for whom, and on which software.

I apologize for that vague and rambling scope of my question. I look
forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Susan
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Susan Seifert
susan -at- lisco -dot- com
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