HelpNDoc can also be used to publish fully functional iPhone websites, using the table of contents as a navigation menu, the content of the topics with navigation buttons, the keyword index menu, a built-in search engine, and iPhone specific user interface elements. It also has the ability to generate code for the C++, Delphi, Fortran, Pascal and Visual Basic programming languages to ease the integration of the generated CHM help files with the application being developed.Īs of version 4 HelpNDoc comes with a project analyzer that can track the document’s layout, provide useful statistics and identify potential problems such as broken links or problems with media items. HelpNDoc has the ability to include variables and external files. This is why most of the application is available through the main window, with a minimum of dialogs. The major focus of HelpNDoc is the ease of use for the end user.
Other formats are natively generated by HelpNDoc. To create CHM help files, HelpNDoc generates intermediary files and relies on Microsoft's HTML Help Workshop to generate the final help files. The overall look of the application closely mimics the final CHM output display in the Microsoft HTML help viewer.
These make it easier to apply changes to keywords or media items to the whole document at once.
This editor is backed up by a table of content and keyword editor and a library of shared media elements.
It also allows the user to style their documents similar to Microsoft word. HelpNDoc integrates a full-featured WYSIWYG editor which aims to look like popular word processing software such as Microsoft Word or Writer. HelpNDoc allows the writer to create a single source text which it then converts to a number of target formats such as HTML Help, PDF, RTF, DocX, Qt Help, and HTML documentations as well as EPUB and Amazon Kindle compatible E-books.
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