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I think the benefit is to users who want just the basic ability to create PDFs and not have to shell out US$250 for the privilege.
Notice that in fact home version is free. It's possible I missed something along the way, but up to this point I haven't seen or heard of any generators that were free.
>>> "Evan Martin" <evan -dot- martin -at- garvin-allen -dot- com> 02/07/03 03:19PM >>>
*Am I missing somthing, or is this just another pdf generator. Nothing that
new? I don't notice anything that might be more benficial to me that using
Acrobat. Is there anything that would be of benefit to Robohelp users?
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