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HTML Help Viewer Topics


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Updated: August 5, 1998
Added accessibility information to compiled help file.

Click the link below to download a help file that contains generic topics on how to use the HTML Help Viewer. You can decompile this help file, revise the topics to conform to your own styles and guidelines, and include them in your main help system.

The file includes a description of how to use the Help Viewer and of all the Help Viewer features. The topics have been tested against the 1.1a release of HTML Help Workshop.

The HTML Help Viewer Help topics

Use these topics about the HTML Help Viewer in your help files!


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