The process of working with the HHC.EXE compiler is completely transparent to you, making it a breeze to create CHM HTML Help documentation. Then click "OK" to save the changed options. Dr.Explain is a all-in-one tool for creating CHM files (compiled HTML help) files for your Windows software applications.
Specify the full path to the "HHC.EXE" file on your computer (for example, "C:\Program Files\HTML Help Workshop\HHC.exe").Select "General|Compilers" on the left sidebar.On the Tools menu, click the Options command.Once HTML Help Workshop is installed on your computer, follow these simple steps to link HHC.EXE with HelpSmith: The HHC.EXE HTML Help compiler is freely available with the Microsoft® HTML Help Workshop package which can be downloaded from our web site. HelpSmith uses the HHC.EXE help compiler to build the final HTML Help CHM file from your original source help project. Also, you will be able to create the Table of Contents, and the keyword Index for your help file just in several minutes. Use graphical images, insert full-featured tables, create hyperlinks, finally, check spelling as you type just like in Microsoft® Word. Based upon the WYSIWYG ("What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get") principle, HelpSmith provides you with a powerful word processor making the biggest part of working on a help system - writing and editing help topics - a pleasure to do.
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