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> As long as we're talking about workflow tools, I have to
> mention Wikis, which I'm heavily
> into these days. Simply put, Wikis are web sites that any
> user can edit.
And, of course, http://www.mshelpwiki.com ;-) (Wiki overseen by the
Microsoft Help MVPs that covers all forms of Windows online Help).
Char James-Tanny ~ JTF Associates, Inc. ~ http://www.helpstuff.com
2004 Microsoft Help MVP ~ MSHelpWiki http://www.mshelpwiki.com
AuthorIT Certified Consultant ~ AuthorIT Development and Training
RoboGURU: RoboHelp Consulting, Development, and Training
Moderator, HATT and MSHelp2
Web site Hosting and Design ~ http://www.jtfhosting.com
