Re: HTML Help: Converting and Using on Web

["A" <aurora -at- identicloak -dot- com>]

Keith Hansen said:
> Tried posting this once, and it didn't show up.  Here's another
> go.....
>
> Hello all!
> 2.   HTML Help
>
> I've read that HTML Help is NOT a good format for help that runs off
> the
> Web.  Do you agree?  Any good/bad experiences using HTML Help as part
> of
> a Web-based application?
>
> Thanks for any help you can give!

Well, it's not cross-platform, so you're locking out folks on
non-Windows OSes. HTML doesn't need anything additional to work right
except a browser (and everyone on every platform has one of those).
I'd say stick with what works.

A.u.r.o.r.a
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