Compare Adobe RoboHelp and HelpStudio 
- Generate output in Web Help (responsive for desktop, tablet, and mobile) and PDF without duplicating efforts.
- Maintain uniform styling across multiple formats.
- Edit once and apply changes automatically across all published formats.
Very easy to use. If you can use Microsoft Word, you can use RoboHelp. Working in design view is simple, and requires little training. The Source Control functionality is by far the best I’ve seen.
While RoboHelp works okay it is not a state of the art tool. It does not have a full complement or suite of additional tools that can help with all aspects of the authoring process. I've used both RoboHelp and AuthorIT and have switched from those tools to...
The combination of HelpStudio with Document X! allows you to combine generated documentation with hand-written html-pages.
Not insanely well designed site. Other than that it’s great
Very easy to use. If you can use Microsoft Word, you can use RoboHelp. Working in design view is simple, and requires little training. The Source Control functionality is by far the best I’ve seen.
The combination of HelpStudio with Document X! allows you to combine generated documentation with hand-written html-pages.
While RoboHelp works okay it is not a state of the art tool. It does not have a full complement or suite of additional tools that can help with all aspects of the authoring process. I've used both RoboHelp and AuthorIT and have switched from those tools to...
Not insanely well designed site. Other than that it’s great
