nqDoc

nq4 Software UG puts the emphasis on documentation with its nqDoc application. This is a flexible, feature rich, and yet user friendly application you can use to create, edit, and publish documentation. You can publish the documentation to many formats and in any language you want. Go get nqDoc and you’ll see that it will meet all your needs – your content focused creation of documentation needs, of course.

Starting with Microsoft’s operating system, it must be said that nqDoc works with 32 as well as 64-bit Windows editions, anything from Windows XP onward. Moving on to Linux, you must know that nqDoc is offered as Debian packages. Mac OS X users won’t be glad to know that here are known problems for running nqDoc on the current version of Apple’s operating system. Last but not least, if you want to integrate nqDoc into an existing Eclipse installation, you should get the nqDoc plug-in version.

The nqDoc interface can be customized to meet your needs. You can choose what is displayed on the interface, you can choose the font the interface uses, you can choose which label decorations are displayed, and more. This customizable interface is not difficult to figure out either.

nqDoc provides all you need to be able to come up with documentation – efficiently and easily. To better put things in perspective, here’s a quick look at the application’s main features: provides support for HTML, PDF, DocBook, and other formats; XML-based structured authoring; multiple languages are supported; team work is supported; publish documents to many formats; the editor is highly extendable; embed existing documentation fragments into your documents; and more. You have 30 days at your disposal to use nqDoc for free, uncover all its features, and evaluate its overall functionality.

To put it simply, nqDoc is a powerful tool, a must have for anyone who works with documentation.