Re: Documentation Options

[Denis Robitaille <denisr1@xxxxxxx>]

Doug Barnes wrote:
> 
> Does anyone know of a package that allows someone to create
> application documentation that would be available from an AS/400 HTTP
> server? What I would like to end up with is something similiar to
> IBM's online manuals available over the Internet. A good example
> would be IBM 5494 on-line documentation.
> 
> Is there an IBM application that helps create this? We currently have
> 'help' available from the application itself, but we are exploring
> the option of making it available in other ways. An IBM rep suggested
> using Lotus Notes. If we did, would an end-user be required to run
> Notes on their 400 or PC? I'd rather just have the HTML docs
> available to any browser with access to their 400 HTTP server
> cabability.
> 
> - Doug Barnes -
> 
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You could lookup Adobe Acrobat. The viewer is a freeware and it works
with a browser.
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