Neil Perlin started a blog at the beginning of May 2007. (A belated welcome to the blogosphere, Neil!) In his latest entry, he talks about his reaction to RoboHelp 6 and gives his assessment of RoboHelp 7, based on the various sneak peeks that Adobe has made available.

Neil talks about kadov tags (they're going away!), Multiple Document Interface, snippets and variables, Unicode and double-byte support, support for Vista and Office 2007, support for multiple TOCs, and customizing the interface.

RoboHelp is always going to be a polarizing issue in the HAT world, no matter who owns it. Even though some of the other HATs have been around as long as RoboHelp (and one's been around even longer), only RoboHelp seems to be one with the target on its back. Neil's objective blog entry lets everyone know about the upcoming improvements.