I think there are other factors to consider, too. What is the final output?
Is it just print (or PDF)? What about for online use, such as in online
help?

I think for pure *writing*, Microsoft Word is the most prevalent. For
desktop publishing, you'll find that the Frame Freaks think Framemaker is
most popular (to whom I say "pfffft! I can make Word do anything you can
make Framemaker do!" <grin>).

And for single-sourcing print and online help, I think you'll find that
there is a wide variety of tools in use and most folks will fight over the
definition of "popular"! <grin>

...sue


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