Wiki vs. RoboHelp

["A.H." <isaac840 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hello all,

   We've done all our user documentation using
RoboHelp. We've been using a wiki to house internal
docs, to collaborate, etc. We're trying to decide if
we should stick with RoboHelp (or another program like
it) or use the wiki for end-user documentation. 

   The next phase in our software product's cycle is
to offer modules online. The goal is to build and
nurture a community of developers to somehow document
their own modules.
  
   The driving force for using the wiki is its
colloborative nature, and its availability to everyone
with an Internet connection. Is a wiki the right kind
of tool for end-user documentation? 

   Has anyone tried this before? What were some
problems? Successes? 

Thanks,
Anthony Hernandez

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