Adobe FrameMaker is a very excellent desktop publishing software (essentially a document processor) that is very good at writing and editing various types of large or complex documents, as well as structured documents. It was originally developed by Frame Technology Corporation, which was later acquired by Adobe Systems and became one member product of Adobe series in 1995.

Software, network and database developers may often deal with XML (Extensible Markup Language) format of files. But in Windows, the default program used to open and view an XML file is the IE browser, so that we can only see the hard-to-read and elusive source code of XML file with IE. Although the format of the XML language itself is very neat, IE or Notepad can not meet our needs for quickly viewing, filtering and editing the data, code in a XML file.

Help+Manual (AKA: Help & Manual, Help And Manual) is currently the most powerful WYSIWYG help files creating tool (from Austria) on the market. Due to the use of pure XML format of visual editor, there is no difference between Help+Manual's usage and the use of many common word processors. It can be used to make very professional and beautiful product manuals, HTML pages, RTF, and help files in PDF format.