Re: launch help in pdf or on web

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

Hello

--- Hans-Bernhard Br将モker wrote:

> Same problem here --- and no, none of the proposed fixes I've found 
> work.  The DLLs are as registered as can be; and the RTF file doesn't 
> contain the problems mentioned by helpfulsolutions.com.

I also could not get successful results
> 
> Help workshop does include a command line tool (hhc).  But that will 
> only work  once we have a working HTML Help Workshop project file, and a 
> help sourcefile in HTML, not RTF.
> 
> I'm not convinced it's worth our while trying to use CHM.  If the fate 
> of 32bit Winhelp is any reference, CHM will vanish just as soon as we're 
> fully set up to create it.

Absolutely!!
On next January, 'windows 7' is coming up. HTML Help Workshop came up ten years ago.
What Hans is say is perhaps right.

It is better to wait a while whether Microsoft do the next action on help system for the next
generation.   

The possible way to use HTML Help Workshop to generate compact html style manual.
It reduces the size very well. For this purpose, HTML Help Workshop is not bad.
This chm file need not to be included in official release and I will upload it on my web.
Of course this is temporal treatment.

Regards

Tatsuro



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