RE: XML ---> HTML Help

["Mike O." <obie1121 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Mats Broberg wrote:
> So your workflow is DocBook --> HTML --> MS HTML Help Workshop -->
HTML Help?

Exactly. But I wrap all the steps up in a .bat file or script to make
it seem like one step. There is a specialized DocBook xsl stylesheet
for HTML Help that removes unnecessary elements and creates the
additional control files. 

If you are already using DocBook, it's easy to add another output such
as .chm. But I wouldn't suggest using DocBook just to get .chm - there
are better ways, like RoboHelp or some other authoring tool.

Mike O.




		
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