If you can answer one or more of the following question with
"Yes" UDO should be worth to take a look at. If can't answer
any question with "Yes" it's quite possible that you don't
need UDO and that you can stop reading this manual right here.
- Have you written a text with a general contents and do you want
to let some people, that don't run the same operating system, read it?
- Are you a programmer and do you want to distribute your software
with an ASCII manual and an online manual for Windows, Turbo Vision,
GNU Info or ST-Guide?
- Are you a programmer and do you want to print out the manual with
LaTeX or a text processor that can import the Rich Text Format?
- Do you only need an ASCII manual but you always get rid of
checking the line breaks, chapter numbers and the table of contents?
- Do you want to publish a hypertext inside the World Wide Web but
you don't own a powerful HTML editor that can enter links, convert
special characters or split up the document into different files
automatically?
- Do you want to make an online manual for a Windows software but
you don't want to pay a lot of money for a software that costs more
than 20 times the price of UDO but can do only a little bit more?
- Are you the author of a Pure C library for the Atari computers
and you need a descriptions of the library routines for Pure C Help
and ST-Guide?
Did you answer any question with "Yes"? Fine! You
didn't? Then read the questions once more. ;-)