Hi Pat,
The tool you are looking for is called Mif2Go, and you can find it at
http://www.omsys.com/dcl/omni.htm.
The company is very much still in business, and its owner (?) Jeremy
Griffiths is very active on this list. It is much more reasonably priced
than WebWorks but a bit more challenging
WebWorks does many things well. It has three major downsides:
1. Price
2. Support is OK, but major issues get ignored
3. Documentation gets a 0 out of 10
Other than that, it has many positive interfaces: a very Macintosh-like
intuitive interface, a sensible file layout, a lot of customizability,
Vendor post
I'm product manager for Madcap. I can tell you that Flare nicely single
sources
Frame 7 and 8 files and it's all pretty easy - much easier than setting
up WWP,
and I'm a WWP expert.
We are also offering a competitive upgrade for about $400 off the full Flare
price. I
I've been using Flare for a couple of years now--since its first Beta
release. When you create an online Help project from FM files for the
first time, it does take some time to set it up. You have to create
skins, templates, assign styles, etc. The time consumption is not a
limitation of the
I'd second the recommendation for MIF2Go, while pointing out that it
can output to many more formats, some of which might give a small
company some new formats to provide...
Art
On Nov 14, 2007 12:41 PM, Charles Beck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Pat,
The tool you are looking for is called
