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Quadralay has just released ePublisher Pro 2008.3. What makes this release interesting is the new ability to publish your source directly to a Wiki.
If your company has been producing source in Frame, Word or DITA XML, you can use ePublisher Pro 2008 to publish directly to a Wiki, as well as a variety of other web and standard online help formats.
In a 2007 EContent column, I compared MadCap Flare to Adobe RoboHelp and suggested they were moving toward XML and perhaps even DITA.
Now MadCap Software has announced a beta program and road map that will integrate DITA XML into several MadCap products, including Flare, Blaze, Analyzer, Lingo, X-Edit, and the forthcoming Team Server.. The suite of tools will allow creating, managing, translating, and publishing DITA content without third-party tools like the DITA Open Toolkit.
See MadCap's DITA page for more details.
