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Did you know that Doc-To-Help has the most complete converter for RoboHelp HTML and Word projects available? Simply point
Doc-To-Help to your RoboHelp project and Doc-To-Help will do the rest. It will create a new Doc-To-Help project with all your
content, formatting, and settings. RoboHelp's code will even be replaced with Doc-To-Help's open markup. You will be ready to
publish as soon as the conversion is finished. In most cases, no extra work is required. Doc-To-Help also includes converters
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The 2009 Conference Season is Here
Gustavo Eydelsteyn, Co-founder
We understand the #1 reason you go to a conference is to learn about the latest technologies and how you can benefit from
what's available. That is why our Doc-To-Help team will be traveling this season, so they can interact with you one-on-one.
Next month, the team will head to Atlanta for the STC Summit. At our booth (#126) we will showcase best practices for creating your
documentation, how
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Doc-To-help interacts with Microsoft Word, demo a new XML-based editor and share tips for online publishing
and more. There will even be a drawing for prizes and software. There is no better way to kick-off your next project than with
Doc-To-Help 2009. If you would like to set up a meeting, please contact us.
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Managing Styles with Doc-To-Help's XHTML Editor
Nicky Bleiel, Senior Information Developer
Doc-To-Help 2009 includes a built-in XHTML Editor that is easy to use, especially for applying and creating styles. Any changes to your
styles are automatically saved to your cascading style sheet (CSS) and conform to the XHTML 1.0 strict specification.
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Read on to find out how to apply styles, modify existing styles, create new ones, and more.
View the full article.
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Webcast Schedule Updated
To help you get a quick start on learning about Doc-To-Help, we offer regularly scheduled Webcasts that show the basics of what Doc-To-Help
is and how to use it. See the schedule and sign up here.
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Doc-To-Help is Now on Twitter
Follow the Doc-To-Help Team as we post product updates and important announcements on Twitter. Just search for "DocToHelp" or visit
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April Quick Survey
Please take a moment to answer the following question. We will publish the results next month
so you can see what your peers had to say.
Do you use Twitter?
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Last Month's Survey Results
Last month, we asked which mediums you use most when learning about different Help authoring tools. Here are the results:
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