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softwareWhat influences your choice of HATs?By Tim Mantyla at 2008-01-21 07:43 | Editing | HAT | help authoring tool | software | Software requirements | user advocacy | users | Writing | Writing General | login or register to post comments
How to Find a HAT that Works for YouOne of the most useful documents I've found when comparing help authoring tools is one by Matthew Ellison of Ellison Consulting, Ltd.: Comparison of HAT Paradigms and Workflows at http://www.writersua.com/ohc/suppmatl/suppmatl07/ellison_tools.pdf Why was it helpful? It examines: By Tim Mantyla at 2008-01-15 10:04 | HAT | help authoring tool | paradigm | software | read more | Tim Mantyla's blog | login or register to post comments
Resources - comparing HATSDuring my research on HATS for beginners like me, I found these great resources: List of available HATs for help authors who use MS Word at: List of reviews on many of these HATS: I’ve also gotten good insight by emailing authors of software reviews. Many have responded within days and have been helpful. Mostly however, I’ve found that trying the application is the best way to determine if it’s right for my projects and purposes. By Tim Mantyla at 2007-10-12 07:08 | HAT | online help | research | Reviews | software | read more | Tim Mantyla's blog | login or register to post comments
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