Thanks to everyone for the hands-on info. I'm going to give West-Wind's Visual Help Builder a closer look.
According to the W-W site, .CHM files can be created from the HTML help. What, if any, are the advantages of one over the other when distributing an APP?


>Our office has both RoboHelp and West-Wind's Visual Help Builder.
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>RoboHelp is a great product, more expensive and robust than many. Also more complex.
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>Visual Help Builder is written in VFP for VFP. It is easy to learn and use. It is less expensive too. It can create help for websites, and it can even read and document VFP classes (a feature I do not use at this point as end-users wouldn't know what to do with the info, but is good for tech help).
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>In the end, I use the West-Wind's product much more often and I would certainly recommend it.