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>Most important, like other tools, Doc-to-Help uses conditional "help
>only" and "print only" markings, letting you create substantially
>different documents, determined if it is going to print or going to
>online.
Does Doc To Help convert help files to Word documents (for single sourcing)?
Can you mark graphics so that some will compile with help, but some won't.
If I were to single source, I would need to include screen shots of dialog
boxes in the manual only; not in the help file.
My current help project (I use RoboHelp) consists of multiple .doc/.rtf
files. I had to break them up because RoboHelp took forever and a day to
save when it was one long document.
Can I , or would I need to, keep this multiple document approach with
Doc-To-Help?
I am also curious to how WebWorks answers these questions, if you have any
info.
