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In addition to .chm files which can be created in RoboHelp, there's a new kind of help (an advancement of the WinHelp, HTMLHelp line) that is being developed to work with .NET and if your developers want to use it, they are going to have to find out more about it. It's MS Help 2.There isn't any real authoring tool for it yet.
janis
Krishna Malik wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how context sensitive help can be called in .NET. My
> developers are at a loss on this one.
>
> I am using RoboHELP2000 to create Application Help
>
> Thanks
>
> Krishna
>
>
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