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The change to HTML Help is not complete. Thanks to new standards and to XML, the HTML format is far from stable. Changes in the nature of applications themselves are forcing a re-design of the purpose, structure, and content of help.
In his presentation, David will also review with examples the evolution of help--the content and the formats, including the good, the bad, and some ugly--and examine the challenges brought by the conversion to HTML-based formats.
David Locke has worked with computer documentation and training since 1983, specializing in online information systems. He is a member of the Society for Technical Communication and the HTML Writers Guild; serves on the faculty of Help University; and is a certified RoboHELP® consultant and trainer (www.wordsmith.net/wordsmith_background.htm).
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