Re: Current trends in Authoring Tools?
I can see how you might use Word instead of FrameMaker, but RoboHelp and
Flare? Are you using Word as a standalone HAT?
I could see writing the topics in Word, saving them as HTML, then
building a help system with, say, HTML Help Workshop.
I wouldn't RECOMMEND it, or volunteer for it, but I could see it....
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