HTML Help versus "old Winhelp"

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Pierre de la Verre, Jul 22, 2003.

  1. Pierre de la Verre

    Pierre de la Verre Guest

    Hello,

    I'm making online-help (with text and hyperlinked graphics, but without macros, movies, trainig cards, ....); and now I wonder if
    there is a "real good" reason to change from "old Winhelp (Microsoft Help Workshop)" to "HTML Help Workshop" ?

    After playing around with HTML Help I don't see "incredible advantages" of HTML Help.

    Pierre
     
    Pierre de la Verre, Jul 22, 2003
    #1
  2. Pierre de la Verre

    Cliff Middleton Guest

    Hi Pierre,

    We switched to HTML help primarily to make it easier for anyone in our group
    to create and edit topics. Also, htm's are easier and more versatile than
    winhelp when it comes to graphics files. We found the "HTML Help Workshop"
    a bit clumsy and now use the "FAR" compiler
    (http://www.helpware.net/FAR/index.html), at least initially.
    --
    Cliff

    macros, movies, trainig cards, ....); and now I wonder if
    Workshop)" to "HTML Help Workshop" ?
     
    Cliff Middleton, Jul 22, 2003
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