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Re: What's the deal with WebWorks?

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From: Sean
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 2002 17:33
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You are welcome. I would add that with my first FM + WWP Pro project for my current employer, I saved a measurable 39.5 hours over the previous RoboHelp + MS Word (+ lots of VBA macros) workflow.

For the second project, I saved about the same, including conversion of a legacy project.

At $10 per hour for labor (I get a farthing or two more than that ;?), WWP Pro has already paid for itself in _*measurable*_ ways.

Ways I cannot measure include increased accuracy because I don't have to maintain or synchronize multiple content sets, and the fact that I can focus on content and not tweaking formatting, etc.

That is, Over six months, I'd see WWP Pro as an investment.

Cheers,

Sean
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