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I appreciate your replies. Thank you.

I believe I may have found a suitable OS agnostic review tool, called Crocodoc.

As far as Contributor is concerned, it's requirements are unacceptable.

First, there is a licensing requirement... I certainly don't want to have to concern myself with ...

Thanks RamonS,

But your answer is plurplexing. How does one allow SMEs to review, in progress, Madcap content?

It isn't practical to require SMEs own Madcap Flare or even require them to download any special tool to enable reviewing and commenting of content.

Thank you.

I'm an idiot. :)

What I mean to ask is... Does Madcap Flare offer an OS agnostic review mechanism where content changes (in the form of comments) can be inserted.

All that I am looking for is a way for engineers (who are mostly using Linux) to see content (in progress) and add un-line comments to ...

If the main consideration is that you want others to freely contribute and edit the content, without installing tools and across multiple platforms, then it essentially sounds like you need a wiki.

Flare wouldn't work for this type of scenario; multiple authors using Flare would all need to edit ...

Hello all,

I just started a job where I must make a decision about the documentation tool to use. My primary experience is with Word, Framemaker, and InDesign. There is a little bit of a push for Sphinx... not because it is free but because the content I produce is editable by other collaborators ...