I also use WebWorks. Creating online help from FrameMaker source is a bit more complex than just running the source files through a WebWorks template. It involves some amount of planning and organizing your source files, choosing a help format you want to produce, and creating a WebWorks conversion template. At that point it really is a matter of running the conversion and reviewing the generated help.
Many people on this list and on the HATT list (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HATT) can help you with the planning parts. If you choose WebWorks, the people on the WebWorks list (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wwp-users) will also be able to help. As I said, though, the planning is the most important part. Knowing what you want to accomplish before you start will make the whole process work much more smoothly. martha At 02:01 PM 4/11/2006, Gillian Flato wrote: >I use WebWorks Publisher Pro. Then I have to run my WebWorks file >through Microsoft Help to compile it. >WWp works with the Frame code, it single sources it, so no additional >people needed, just an extra day to convert it to help. -- Martha Jane {Kolman | Davidson} Dances With Words editrix at nemasys.com "Too many words bring about exhaustion." --Tao Te Ching, Chapter 5 (translated by Sheets/Tovey)