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Hi Prabhath,
I used JavaHelp for one project, and found I had to rewrite parts of it to make the output look half decent.
After a while I abandoned JavaHelp and returned to using compressed HTML.
Kath
While the numbers and bullets look fine in the project, and in WebHelp, the alignment is completely messed up in JavaHelp - looks very bad. The project has around 2000 HTML files and a multi-layered TOC, so moving to another source format may not be very feasible, unless it only involves re-creating the TOC using the HTML files.
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