>I am currently writing an heavy user documentation.
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>Its includes a bit of text. But most of it is commented bitmaps (screens copy).
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>I started to build it up with MS WORD but it is getting difficult now because of the number of pictures and the fact that MS WORD is not so much fitted for heavily graphical and structured documents.
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>Would any one recommend an easy and straightforward "documentation builder" from where i can produce :
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>- printed text,
>- end-user display (it will be included on CD)
>and if it does not cost so much more,
>- minimal on-line help
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>The document has to be delivered 10 days from now ... I am looking for no-brainer tool :) . Does it exist ?

I think you should look at Microsoft´s HTML Help. I am using it and I think it does all you need.

1. I write separate HTML pages (documents) for each program. I include as many BMPs as I want, and I use style sheets to keep all pages similar.

2. I print user documentation through a master document, which links (includes) all the separate pages.

3. I use the same HTML pages with the HTML Help program in order to provide on-line help. (This needed some --minimal-- coding in my base FORM class.)

HTH!