Help documentation tool
For some recent work, I was looking for a help documentation tool and was drawn to this tool called Dr Explain by this helpful & detailed review. It is an excellent tool that generates slick looking help files with:
- on-line help in the form of a high-quality, coordinated set of HTML pages, which can be hosted on a website, complete with table of context, index, and full text search capabilities built in. There is also option of generating PDF and RTF files:
-a PDF file containing all of the HTML help content in sequence, with both bookmarks (tree-structure like a table of contents in a window usually on the left side of a displayed PDF document), and a table of contents with links to the specified pages, and
-an RTF file, with a structure much the same as the PDF output, providing the ability to use it directly or import it into other tools for further processing.
For some recent work, I was looking for a help documentation tool and was drawn to this tool called Dr Explain by this helpful & detailed review. It is an excellent tool that generates slick looking help files with:
- on-line help in the form of a high-quality, coordinated set of HTML pages, which can be hosted on a website, complete with table of context, index, and full text search capabilities built in. There is also option of generating PDF and RTF files:
-a PDF file containing all of the HTML help content in sequence, with both bookmarks (tree-structure like a table of contents in a window usually on the left side of a displayed PDF document), and a table of contents with links to the specified pages, and
-an RTF file, with a structure much the same as the PDF output, providing the ability to use it directly or import it into other tools for further processing.
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