Re: launch help in pdf or on web

[Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...>]

Hello

--- Petr Mikulik wrote:

> HTML Help Workshop says it can convert rtf (such as gnuplot.rtf) into CHM. 
> However, it does not work for me -- on WXP or Wine it says that some DLLs 
> are incorrect.
> 
> Has somebody succeeded?
I have met the same errors.  I googled again and found the page.

http://www.helpfulsolutions.com/

HTML Help DLL Registrar - ...........This little program asks you where you installed HTML Help
Workshop and then registers all of the DLLs it requires..................

HLP to HTML Help Convertor Fixer - ..... "The DLLs necessary to convert RTF to HTML have not been
installed correctly. Reinstall HTML Help Workshop and try again." is somewhat bogus............


I will try them
> 
> > Now html documents in 'make' are produced by latex2html.
> > I have tried the above. However, my limited ability and time prevents me to go ahead :-( .
> >
> > http://www.geocities.jp/tmgpltwin/Files/Files.html
> > 0022 gnuplot.chm.zip, 376,810 bytes, 2009-09-07, zipped gnuplot.chm file 
> > generated by HTML Help Complier
> >
> > The above file was made by mere translattion of htmldocs of the recent cvs 
> > sources. That is a mere test of HTML Help Complier.
> 
> How have you managed to include Contents and Index?
> 
> 
> I wonder whether MS HTML Help Workshop is the only tool. Isn't there some 
> other tool, e.g. such that can be operated from a command line as the HCW 
> currently used?

That was a mere test so that contents and index were not treated.  To get complete help, of course, we
have to treat the contents an index.  I have not try them yet.

>Isn't there some 
> other tool, e.g. such that can be operated from a command line as the HCW 
> currently used?

I have looking about the help. I cannot find the description of  command line.
Script writing by WSH (Windows script host) might be possible to treat it from command line.

Regards

Tatsuro
 


 

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