discuss: Please advise on doc formats and tools

Hi,
I'm about to set up a documentation structure for
http://geotools.sourceforge.net and am looking for advice on which format to
use, and what tools are available.

Aims
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* Have free tools that can be easilly installed and used, ideally WYSIWYG or
WYSIWYM, on both Windows and Linux.  (We are developing Java and developers
use both operating systems).

* Use a standardised format.

* Need to be able to build html pages for final documentation.

Candidates:
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linuxdoc:
* lyx provides a free WYSIWYM editor for linux but I can't find a free
WYSIWYM editor for windows.
* sgmltools can build html pages on linux.  Can sgmltools be ported to
windows?

docbook:
* I'm having problems finding a free WYSIWYM editor for both windows and
linux.  Any suggestions?
Docbook is XML, so XML editors like netbeans are a good backup solution.

apache doc style:
* I don't know much about this.  Is it a cut down set of docbook tags?

html:
* Not as powerful as docbook or linuxdoc, but a good backup solution with
plenty of WYSIWYG editors available for all platforms.
* html2sgml does a reasonable job of converting simple html to linuxdoc (with
a few minor bugs to clean up).

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Any advice, or links to appropriate web pages would be much appreciated.

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Cameron Shorter              http://cameron.shorter.net
Open Source Developer        http://mapbuilder.sourceforge.net
Senior Software Engineer http://www.adi-limited.com/

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