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All kinds of tools on www.helpmaster.com. Some are free, some are
demos, some are shareware -- look around...
Personally, I use the MicroSoft Help Workshop compiler and a Word
template. Both were free from the internet. I use Word to create the
RTFs.
Dana W.
Subject: Free help authoring tools
From: Simon Rumble <srumble -at- pilatmedia -dot- com>
> Does anyone know of a very basic, free help authoring tool I can download
> from the internet to create WinHelp files?
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