d.warnermurray wrote:
> I am doing a project for school that involves creating help files for a
> html authoring tool.
> If you could help me with answers to some questions it would really help.
>
> 1. What tasks do you expect an html authoring tool to help you accomplish?
A rich editor is expected to help you in keeping track of what you write. It
can also give you aids like search-and-replace, colours, auto-complete,
etc.
WYSIWYG tools help you if you have little or no HTML authoring experience.
They have other advantages too.
> 2. What do you expect from online help for a html authoring tool?
Popular authoring tools will have many Q&A threads. Web search engines can
be a powerful tool for finding help when needed.
> 3. What audience do you think a freeware html authoring tool is directed
> towards?
Probably people who write HTML for non-professional purposes. However, free
does not mean poor. Tools like the GIMP, for example, are very professional
and yet OS.
> 4. What format is most useful for online help?
I do not understand your question.
> Thanks to any of you who take the time to help.
Hope it helps,
Roy
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Roy S. Schestowitz
http://Schestowitz.com
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