Re: FW: What tools to use: Single Sourcing: Robohelp vs. FrameMaker

[Ed -dot- Hawco -at- acecomm -dot- com]

> using Robohelp but I'm not so sure because a) I've never used Robohelp
> and b) Robohelp uses Word for printed docs.

Loathe as I am to admit it, Word is OK for printing small documents as long
as you have a good template and good production methods (e.g. don't switch
printer drivers between draft and final, be very prudent with final
reviews, etc.)  By  "small" I mean less than 100 pages. If your document is
not large then I would agree that Robohelp is your best bet.

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Ed Hawco
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ACE*COMM Corporation
Tel: 514-843-7700 x224 / Fax: 514-843-7726
Email: ed -dot- hawco -at- acecomm -dot- com
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