FrameMaker 11 and 12 have RoboHelp's core feature set built in, so
they can generate HTML web help and EPUB without any additional
software.
You can avoid the IE security message for local HTML files by using
the Add Mark of the Web option:
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Subject: RE: What end product should I give them? or thinking of
moving help application, but to what???
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If you?re already happy
TCS 4 included Illustrator; TCS 3 included Photoshop so or would be the more
accurate conjunction. Prior version included neither, if memory serves.
C-
..prior versions have included Photoshop and Illustrator...
TCS2 had Photoshop Bridge as its extras
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Subject: RE: Subject: RE: What end product should I give them? or thinking of
moving help application
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Subject: RE: What end product should I give them? or thinking of
moving help application, but to what???
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If you?re already happy with authoring in FM, I?d stick
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Subject: RE: What end product should I give them? or thinking of
moving help application
If you’re already happy with authoring in FM, I’d stick with it. Then I would
get the Tech Comm Suite to produce your EPUB output and/or HTML5 responsive
help that would work for tablets too ( look much better than an EPUB). Don’t
get too suckered in by FM12’s claims that you can publish
Note: I am an MVP with WebWorks (the company that makes ePublisher).
Carrie, I recommend that you stick with ePublisher, but upgrade to the latest
version. ePublisher now has an HTML 5 output called Reverb. Reverb output is
designed to resize on devices of different sizes without you having to
