help implement

RE: help implement

Yes, check out
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...s/default.aspx and
look at NDoc

"dzemo" wrote:
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> Which program to make help file you suggest. This HTML Help WorkShp is
> little bit old in look and dificult (if i my say) Any other programs to make
> rich help any implement easily in vb.net program
> thx
>
>
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Re: help implement

"dzemo" <dzemo@wizard.b a> wrote:
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> Which program to make help file you suggest. This HTML Help WorkShp is
> little bit old in look and dificult (if i my say) Any other programs to
> make rich help any implement easily in vb.net program[/color]

The factors to consider when choosing a tool include: the format of
your source documents and your preferred authoring environment
(Word-based, HTML editor-based, etc.); whether or not you want to
single-source WinHelp/HTML Help and other documentation formats, such
as printed manuals; and your budget. The tools that are most commonly
used by professional help authors are:

* AuthorIT
* Doc-To-Help
* HDK/XDK
* Help & Manual
* RoboHelp (the market leader, but expensive)
* WebWorks Publisher

For reviews of most of these tools, see:

http://www.mshelpwiki.com/index.php?...oftwareReviews


And the resources available from this page should be particularly
useful:



--
Pete (Microsoft Help MVP)