HTML authoring - Please help with html authoring tool questions

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Please help with html authoring tool questions

d.warnermurray

2005-04-20, 1:09 pm

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?

2. What do you expect from online help for a html authoring tool?

3. What audience do you think a freeware html authoring tool is directed
towards?

4. What format is most useful for online help?

Thanks to any of you who take the time to help.

Ben Measures

2005-04-20, 1:09 pm

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?

I expect it to help me make websites, usually in a wysiwyg manner.
(Though I know this can never be true.)

> 2. What do you expect from online help for a html authoring tool?

I expect it to tell me what to do, so I can "work" the application.

> 3. What audience do you think a freeware html authoring tool is directed
> towards?

Small amateurs/hobbyists.

> 4. What format is most useful for online help?

HTML.

> Thanks to any of you who take the time to help.

Were you specifically asked to survey some people or were you too lazy
to answer the questions yourself?

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Ben M.

d.warnermurray

2005-04-20, 1:09 pm

"Ben Measures" <saint_abroadremove@removehotmail.com> wrote in message
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> d.warnermurray wrote:
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> I expect it to help me make websites, usually in a wysiwyg manner.
> (Though I know this can never be true.)
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> I expect it to tell me what to do, so I can "work" the application.
>
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> Small amateurs/hobbyists.
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> HTML.
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> Were you specifically asked to survey some people or were you too lazy
> to answer the questions yourself?

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> Ben M.