Lots of structured authoring tools, including FrameMaker, offer a WYSIWYG presentation. I don't see people moving away from that since it's a lot more efficient to fix formatting problems on the fly.
On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 8:30 AM, Rick Quatro <rick at rickquatro.com> wrote: > Mike's comment is interesting light of the fact that many people are moving > away from WSIWYG "in this century." The whole XML-authoring world, with DITA, > S1000D, DocBook, etc., is a move away from WSIWYG authoring tools. > Increasingly, authoring content is being separated from rendering it for > output (for example, with applications like Flare). In a sense, we are going > full circle back to the division of labor that existing in the typesetting > era. That is why there may be a revival in the LaTex world: it has always > separated authoring and rendering.
