Re: Any suggestions for using Doc-to-Help

[sue ahrenhold <sueahrenhold -at- ameritech -dot- net>]

I've been a mostly contented Doc-to-Help writer for about 5 yrs now. I like it.
   
  I've gotten used to Word, and Doc-to-Help is merely a huge extension of Word.
   
  Advice? 
    1. Walk through the sample in the Manual.
    2. The manual is actually quite good, with a good TOC. Look stuff up.
    3. The manual is available as online help - use it to search.
    4. We have a Yahoo group that supplements the support on the ComponentOne web site - 
  D2HUsers -at- yahoogroups -dot- com, Trainers and project managers monitor these lists, and are very helpful.
   
  Tales of derring-do - well, I use conditional text a lot, and I've embedded a Camtasia movie in the file.  What can I say, it's Windows HTML help - I do use custom templates I designed myself, though.
   
  Seriously, additional questions - feel free to ask.
     
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