A week from tomorrow, I leave for Manchester, England, to speak at the Online Help Conference - Europe 2006, where I'm one of seven speakers. Matthew Ellison has put together an incredible program, with some really neat topics: structured authoring, Web technology update, latest RoboHelp news, a discussion on case studies for AuthorIT and Help & Manual, DITA, embedded Help, and collaborative authoring.

My topics are Trends in Microsoft Online Help (on Thursday morning) and Choosing a Help Authoring Tool (on Friday morning). (I included exercises in the HAT session...it will be interesting to see the results.)

I'm going to be making an announcement during Tuesday's session about a new project that JTF Associates is putting together, and then I'll announce it here. Stay tuned!

Edited because the days that I'm speaking were incorrect. Unless it's possible for me to speak on the morning before the day I arrive ;-)