If you can answer one or more of the following question with
Yes
UDO should be worth to take a look at. If you can't answer
any question with Yes
it's quite possible that you don't need
UDO and that you can stop reading this manual right here.
Have you written a text with a general contents and do you want to let some people, that don't run the same operating system, read it?
Are you a programmer and do you want to distribute your software with an plain text manual (ASCII) and an online manual for Windows, Apple Help Book, Turbo Vision, GNU Info or ST-Guide?
Are you a programmer and do you want to print out the manual with LaTeX or with a text processor that can import the Rich Text Format?
Do you only need an plain text (ASCII) manual but you always get rid of checking the line breaks, chapter numbers and the table of contents?
Do you want to publish a hypertext inside the World Wide Web but you don't own a powerful HTML editor that can enter links, convert special characters or split up the document into different files automatically?
Do you want to make an online manual for a Windows software but you don't want to pay for a software that can do only a little bit more than UDO?
Are you the author of a Pure C library for the Atari computers and you need a descriptions of the library routines for Pure C Help and ST-Guide?
Did you answer any question with Yes
? Fine! You didn't?
Then read the questions once more. ;-)