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MANY thanks to those who responded to my question about help authoring
tools! Now, a follow-up:
Can anyone recommend a good resource (printed or online) that explains the
basics of WinHelp and HTML help, without focusing on a specific authoring
tool?
I can find lots of sites that supposedly introduce these helps, but they all
seem to be specific to a certain tool. I'm very new to this, and I'd like to
get a CLEAR understanding of the basics! I'd also like some suggestions for
appropriate style and formatting -- what works best and what doesn't.
Please copy me directly on responses, as I'm on digest. Again, thanks for
your help.
Joyce
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