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| Hi,
| I got this very interesting reply from Tim Merrick.
| Manjeet
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| Because your application is written in Java, I'd recommend taking a
| serious
| look at implementing JavaHelp. As far as using WWP, be careful. To my
| knowledge, WWP presently supports only JavaHelp 1.0, which has some
| significant bugs, including no support for printing topics from the
| JavaHelp
| system.
This is not correct. Both WWP 2000 and WWP Professional v6 support JavaHelp
1.1.
