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> The simple answer is to do both. Create the online
> help system first, then
> export or "publish" a document for the sales force
> from that system. I've
> even added screenshots to the sales doc after
> exporting it from the help
> system (I don't put screenshots in my online help).
>
> If I recall, RoboHelp does a good job of this, if
> your formatting is set up correctly.
Bah. Create the printed doc first, then chunk it out
into topics for online help. RoboHelp's manual export
is a joke.
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