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Does anybody out there use Talsico Process Picture Map software to write their procedures / work instructions?

I was investigating into it since it looks like a pretty nice package (even tho' it has a hefty price tag). I was curious if anybody has been using it and has an opinion one way or another.

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I haven't used it, but it looks nice. I checked it out at:

http://www.talsico.com/demo1.htm

If anyone else is using this I'd sure like to hear any comments as well.

On the other hand, if you like the format there are a number of software packages you could do this with.
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I haven't used it, but it looks nice. I checked it out at:

http://www.talsico.com/demo1.htm

If anyone else is using this I'd sure like to hear any comments as well.

On the other hand, if you like the format there are a number of software packages you could do this with.
Marc, Could please expand on the other software packages to do this? I did a trial / evaluation of the Talsico product about 7 months back and I thought then that it did a very nice job of presenting all of the relevant information to an operator for the application. I agree with the previous assessment that it is a bit on the pricey side, especially since it is primarily a macro based add on to MS Word. Currently we are developing our own standard format using Word based documents to provide standardized work instructions and it is time consuming for our Doc Control Admin. Any input on this will be appreciated.
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