🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks.
um, but, if you don't use it how do you know that it's not useless? If
there's only one yucky template per output type, and you can't map your
existing tags to anything but 4 default para tags and perhaps 2 character
tags (and not even a body italic for God's sake), and you can't create any
custom templates nor custom tags/mappings, I call that useless. It's really
nothing more than a tease. Not enough function to make it usable to anyone
I'd say. Adobe is doing no-one a favor -- no-one who can't afford $850 more
for the Pro (read functional) version to make the Framemaker html export
(hence the touted "single sourcing" functionality) usable, i.e.a reality.
WW-Standard is really just a function crippled demo, a tease to get you to
spend another $850. Try it sometime Sean.

>If it is insufficient, don't install it

If  I'd never installed it, I wouldn't have known what it could or couldn't
do, would I.

Thanks
Roger

"Sean" <lists@pubsink.com> wrote in message
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> No difference.
>
> WWP SE is a lite version of the product that acts only as an export filter
to XML or HTML. If it is insufficient, don't install it. I'm not sure that
WWP SE is useless, but then 1) I don't know what you need and 2) I don't use
it myself, I use WWP Pro.
>
> WWP Pro is $850 and is online-help authoring software. It is priced
competitively with other such software, for example RoboHelp.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sean