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		<title>Pick a Card</title>
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		<description>There are obvious benefits to single sourcing, the ones that roll off the tongue the minute single source is mentioned: multi-format publishing, consistency of information, quicker updates of common content, lowering translation costs and so on. But beyond all those, what else is there? In this guest blog post, Gordon McLean discusses just that.</description>
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		<title>Customizing the Appearance of Your Manual, Help System, and HTML Help System</title>
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		<description>Doc-To-Help gives Help authors complete control over the look, feel, and content of a project&apos;s printed manual, Windows Help system, HTML files, and HTML Help system. Maintaining different content is controlled using Doc-To-Help&apos;s conditional text feature, which allows authors to mark content for print-only, online-only, WinHelp-only, and so on. In this article we discuss how you control the appearance of the printed manuals and Help using Word templates, and HTML output using cascading style.</description>
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