+1 on Sean's recommendation that you need to pick a primary target which then everything else gets derived from. The web generally makes sense as this target as it's the most flexible, but there may be situations where it differs.
A tool you might want to look at for this type of things is http://sphinx.pocoo.org/. Depending on your audience it might be too developerish/raw, but if not it is a really nice tool for taking a pile of text based markup files (reStructuredText), applying a reasonable structure to them, and then outputting them into a number of formats including HTML, PDF, LateX, and ePub. A lot of the output generation flow can be pretty easily automated (e.g. have the editors save the files to a shared dropbox folder and have a server automatically generate the different output documents). Sphinx also offers a lot of tools to do custom styling and designs. Some example sphinx sites include: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.4/ http://www.focuslab.io/docs/ http://docs.clutch.io/ Good luck! ____________________________ Sean O'Connor http://seanoc.com
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