eDocOne is a catcher and an organizer for your electronical contents. It enables you to maintain the electronical books for collecting all of your articles on your computer, using a stylish interface and full support for getting contents from Internet, for example web pages, hyperlinks, images, flash and so on. eDocOne is also an electronical-book publishing tool. It enables you to make eBook in .CHM or .EXE format. Version 4.0 improves the Edit feature, saves webpages in internal browser, and improves collecting the MHT pages.
Editor's review of eDocOne

We were intrigued by this program's promise of being an e-book creator and electronic file organizer, but found the delivery lacking in speed and flexibility. eDocOne's interface sports a sleek, professional design, but it's undermined by some typos found in the toolbar's tool tips. The sheer number of toolbar options is a bit overwhelming, too, and even longtime PC users will probably need the help file to get started.

A two-tiered toolbar sits over a window for viewing Web pages or creating an HTML file. The top tier is a static set of buttons to import, export, and delete files, while the lower buttons depend on whether you're in Normal or Edit mode. The first populates the lower tier with browsing-related buttons, mostly basic navigation, and a field to enter URLs. Edit has a style and formatting toolbar, though it's not as rich as Microsoft Word.

But the primary problem is the program's sluggishness. It didn't matter whether it was saving a simple text-only file or one with graphics, eDocOne's save process was painfully slow. In some of our tests, the program locked up while saving files. Changes were lost and the program had to be shut down through Task Manager.

We like software that looks good and works well, but we'll give up a spiffy design over greater functionality every time. eDocOne has a good idea, but its publishers need to spend more time under the hood and not on the exterior.