Re: electronic markup of .chm files

[jamie -at- ptsgi -dot- com]

Hi David, 

I use something called CHMMAGIC (http://www.bisenter.com/) which converts
the CHM into a PDF with all hyperlinks intact, and a TOC that matches the
CHM TOC. The only problem is that it won't display DHTML effects (like
drop down text, etc.).

cheers,

Jamie Vogt  莊 哲 明
<< (curious to see if this displays)
Documentation Manager                  

jamie -at- ptsgi -dot- com
PTSGI.com (Taipei)
Asia Technology Solutions / President Translation Service Group
International
 


> Greetings,
>  
> One of our developers has asked if there is any way we can allow him to
> mark up the .chm files we send him for review? 
>  
> I cannot think of a method of allowing this, but perhaps someone here
> knows different?
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> David
> 
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