1. [OT] Making a HLP file
What tools should I use?
There are many on the net but maybe if someone already had an
experince using, please tell me.
Thanks!
2. Re: [OT] Making a HLP file
Aku Saya wrote:
>
>What tools should I use?
>There are many on the net but maybe if someone already had an
>experince using, please tell me.
>Thanks!
>
You can try HelpScribble --> http://www.helpscribble.com/
It's a commercial product, but the evaluation version is fully
functional, except that adds a small notice to the bottom of help
topics.
--George
3. Re: [OT] Making a HLP file
Hello aku saya:
> CHM files are for Windows 98 or newer only.
No, there is software for Windows 95 too.
I can't remember it now, but I worked with
CG editor and downloaded that free software
for my Win95 386 machine. Worked well.
Then I lost Win95, reinstall it, but lost that
software when I was struggling against Win95
for running Win95 on P4 1.8Ghz 256M machine.
Win95 doesn't want P4 nor 256M at all.
Good news, no?
After this news I forgot where
was that software :-[
Oh my old good 386 mainframe!
Regards,
Igor Kachan
kinz at peterlink.ru
4. Re: [OT] Making a HLP file
aku wrote:
> CHM files are for Windows 98 or newer only.
The wxWindows library has a portable help component that allows you to use the
same files that are used in CHM help files, place them in a ZIP file, and use
them in Linux. The front end has the same sort of look and feel.
-- David Cuny
