RE: Trends in Help Authoring

["Jim Shaeffer" <jims -at- spsi -dot- com>]

If you have the full suite of ForeHelp 5 (including ForeHTML), 
you can produce .chm files and other HTML approaches by 
ticking a few settings in your WinHelp project. 
This would allow you and your developers to conduct fairly 
painless experiments in how things tie together. 
(Note: an entrepreneur over on the HATT list was selling 
CDs of the last released full ForeHelp suite. These copies 
are legal with all the licensing, etc. taken into account.)
So far, ForeHelp continues to meet my needs. I expect the 
release of Longhorn to prompt me to overcome my inertia. 

Jim Shaeffer 

> 
> I also need to learn more about the workings of help, as 
> now I simply know how to use the HAT only (ForeHelp 5), I 
> don't know the process of it all.
> 

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