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You will hear about three commonly:
WebWorks ePublisher
RoboHelp
Flare
The advantage of using WebWorks
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You will hear about
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OK, so when you update the Frame file outside of Flare, Flare
automatically gets the changes or do you have
Ed, conceptually, do you have two sources of content in that scenario?
Nadine
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Ed, conceptually, do you have two sources of content in that scenario?
Nadine
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Subject: Re: Online help generator using FM8
OK, so when you update the Frame file outside of Flare, Flare
automatically gets the changes or do you have to import the Frame file
again?
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Steve Johnson, dr_go...@pobox.com
Besides Webworks Publisher, other options include Mif2Go (which we use)
-- fast, powerful, highly configurable, extensively documented, and
reasonably priced, but better for those with some scripting or
programming experience; and Adobe RoboHelp (included with FrameMaker in
Adobe's Technical
My current client uses Flare.
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Subject: Re: Online help generator
Nithin,
Probably the most popular tools being used with FrameMaker are:
Flare
RoboHelp
Mif2Go
Webworks
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
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You will hear about three commonly:
WebWorks ePublisher
RoboHelp
Flare
The advantage of using WebWorks, IMHO, is that FrameMaker is your
authoring environment. If your writers understand how to use
FrameMaker and it works well for you WebWorks is probably your best
choice.
Flare and RoboHelp
Is that the version with the built-in GPS?
(grin)
--Doug
On 4/12/06, vikram chugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
I just started using WebWorks AutoMap2003 Platinium
Edition. It really save you a lot of time because as
the name suggests styles are automatically mapped. Try
it I'm sure you
I use WebWorks Publisher Pro. Then I have to run my WebWorks file
through Microsoft Help to compile it.
WWp works with the Frame code, it single sources it, so no additional
people needed, just an extra day to convert it to help.
Gillian Flato
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Look at MIF2Go, from omsys. In addition to supporting multiple help
formats, it also
provides a nice .rtf filter and other bells whistles. I've found it
easier to work with and
less buggy than webworks, but it isn't for everyone.
Also... if you were just thinking of converting the files to an
Hi, Donna:
The mechanics, as Gillian noted, once you develop a reliable process
stream, don't add much effort to creating the output.
However, if your requirements for content that's appropriate for help
differ from content that's appropriate for your other delivery
formats, you'll need to
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