>>For my last 3 or 4 projects I have constructed my Help Systems using the HTML Help Workshop.
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>>I am not happy with this thing. It appears to be something that was developed to work in C++ and takes a lot of non-intuitive adaption to work with VFP. So I am looking for another tool.
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>>I have heard of the Help Builder with West Wind but I haven't tried it. I want something with HTML Linking.
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>>If I could have some feedback from real users of good Help Systems, I would really appreciate it.
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>>Mike Smith
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>we all use MS HTML Help Workshop for creating of CHM.
>Ussually I use word to create pages(documents) and save them in HTML format
>Use a XSL to describe tree of documents and topics, references, ect. And made a small VFP program which build CHM from this things.
>WestWind Help is done in similar way
Use Word, to create HTML pages? This inserts a large amount of garbage codes, in my experience. I would recommend FrontPage Express (free, included with IE, but not installed by default), which is relatively clean.
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