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Is there an alternative to RoboHelp that generates XAML?

Want to create help content for a range of Silverlight applications. We would like content to be consumed directly in Silverlight WITHOUT any interaction with the browser, since we want to support online and offline with minimal effort.

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If your silverlight application uses a database, I would use a database to store your help topics. It takes a bit of work, but it is very flexible and cheap!

If you are not using a database, you can write it as XML (or another format if you want) and make it a resource in your application. Then you can prepare it as data. Resource Files in Silverlight

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