RE: Anyone familiar with MS HTML HELP?

["Swallow, William" <WSwallow -at- courion -dot- com>]

::  I recomment you use HTML 4.0-compatible files, rather than 
::  a compiled HTML
::  file. Most online help authoring packages will create such 
::  output for you.

I have to agree with Sean. If you want the Help to work in a Web interface,
use plain ol' HTML instead of HTML Help. Of course, it's possible to
implement an uncompiled version of MS HTML Help, but I don't know much about
it. My take: stick to a basic solution that works, and then get fancy on a
gradual basis.

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