>Well I've played with this all weekend and have some thoughts.
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>First its very cool. Can really create help files that have the Win 95 look and feel.
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>Second very flexible. Given the html format you can do anything.
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>Third, very buggy. The hhw.exe file used to generate the index and table of contents is a simple type of cross between an html editor and a vfp wizard. Still has lots of bugs and would definetly use another package to actually do the html writing.
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>Now the hhctrl.ocx file. I can't get it to work! Has anyone else played with this. All I get is OLE errors (all kinds but basically ones that say it isn't registered, even though it is as regedit clearly shows).
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>With some work this will definetly rewrite the whole section on making help files.

Which HLPTOHTML did you use? I've played with a few last year and I didn't obtain as much result.

On my side, since I will start from scratch for my first help in my next application, I will just put them in a table and use my table help generator. In that way, I control everything related to the result and all the hyperlinks, see also, etc. are being proceesed as I want them to be.