Re: Is anyone developing help for Eclipse-based products?

[Iliana Kostova <i_kostadinova -at- prosyst -dot- bg>]

Hi to all tech writers!
I find the document that Martha provided very useful. Although at my 
company we write the HTML content in DreamWeaver and the TOC and 
InfoPops XMLs in a conventional XML editor, I'm quite interested in your 
discussion as we're intending to introduce FrameMaker in our work.

In my opinion using DreamWeaver to generate HTML-based help in the 
Eclipse-specific style is very easy and effortless. But here comes the 
difficult part with the creation of "decent" TOC and InfoPops XML files.

Best regards,
	Iliana Kostova.
i_kostadinova at prosyst.bg

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