Re: WebWorks vs. RoboHelp

["Gene Kim-Eng" <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "T.W. Smith" <techwordsmith -at- gmail -dot- com>

> Weird. There is the issue of revenue, of course, but beyond that these
> two events seem quite different to me, different enough to be an
> apples and oranges comparison.  I think I'll grab a GT, some popcorn,
> and join "Dood" on the sidelines. <g>

Yes, it is an "interesting times" sort of situation.  It's also added
incentive
to step up my XML trials here.  If circumstances ever dictate that we
move from FM to another authoring tool, I have already decided that it
won't be one with a proprietary document file format.

> P.S. Dint Adobe and MS partnered for OT fonts and font handling in
> Windows XP, right?

Yes.  MS and Adobe seem to get along OK with each other, at least
for now.  MS and Macromedia also.  Macromedia and Adobe are
another matter.

Gene Kim-Eng


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