There are a lot of threads here in the forums on electronic documentation. The easiest is to just use Word. Everyone has it. Is there something special you're trying to do? :thedeal:
Depends upon the company size, document purpose, etc., but if all tomjess wants to do is write the manual there's probably no need for all the fancy stuff.
I would agree with Jim Wade. Using MS Office or Lotus Notes with hyperlinking is probably the easiest way to go. Only you will have to be careful about security issues ( authorized access etc.) You'll find this issue discussed in the other threads that Marc has referred to.
If you do a search for 'Quality Manuals' on the web, you could get a whole lot of sites offering readymade templates (I am not sure if this should be recommended !) that could be modified to suit your needs.
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