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Article #23133Re: What's the deal with WebWorks?
From: thomas bro
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 20:14
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 20:14
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The basic FrameMaker save as HTML is really BASIC. With WebWorks you have far more control over anything in FrameMaker (e.g. conditional text, table tags, easy CSS control, HTML frames, different pop-up types dependent on cross-refernces etc etc). You also have the ability to create internal WWP MACROS to specific needs/formatting. Furthermore WWP controls every kind of hyperlink inside documents, between documents and even between documents in different books. WWP is build around a template system that allows you to convert an entire book(s) into your desired HTML format. And in addition more than one HTML format AND help files such as Win HTML Help, Java Help, XML. In short: If you are considering or already working with HTML with the source either as FrameMaker or Word WWP is excellent! keep smiling thomas
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