Document OutputWhat output formats does Nytril support? Can I publish HTML to my own site instead of nytril.com, and how does that HTML do on accessibility and mobile? If I stop using Nytril, how do I get my content out? Nytril has a 'Publish' feature that creates all versions of a set of documents and stores them to a local drive and online, with one click. The user can choose PDF, DOCX or HTML as a local output format. Documents published online look great both on desktop and mobile devices. Companies may wish to export locally and then use their own site for hosting. Nytril also supports a 'white-label link' to our site. This is a special link that writers put once on their company web site. It takes visitors to a 'Document Portal' with your company branding and colors. This feature allows the visitors to benefit from bookmarking, PDF download, localization and live document walk-through. Nytril also has a quick export feature in the IDE, that exports the currently rendered document into various document formats, including image formats, LaTeX, SVG, Text, and more. This allows developers to test a single document in an exported format, before publishing all documents. The simplest way to recover content from Nytril, if moving to another system, is to publish all documents to PDF or DOCX and import them to the new system. If custom data structures or language tables exist, it is easy to use Nytril to loop over the data and write it out to an external file or database. Since Nytril is new, we have had no customers do this yet, but exporting data into usable forms is very easy.