Survey on skin editor for help authoring tool

HI . I am student at National Institute of Design , And I am doing some Research Regarding Skin editors in Help authoring tools(specific to Robohelp) For my project.Kindly, fill in the survey Asap.Here is the link...

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=K6ce79LFlwbZuRFVDZxXJA_3d_3d

Thanks ,

by Deborah S. Ray and Eric J. Ray

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You: Consider it done!

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This template (with documentation) enables conditional text tagging for Microsoft's Word 2000 or later, or a way to provide multiple editions of a document from a single source. This template has been quite popular with TECHWR-L readers over the last few years. (Don't forget to look at the other articles and information from Steve Hudson for more assistance with Word.)

The brief review of OpenOffice from Tech News World at is remarkably positive...and makes Open Office sound like it's getting some traction in the community as a whole. Are any technical writers or tech writing departments heading that way?

We know Bruce Byfield is because of his review, but is anyone else?