>From rloewy@panix.com Mon Aug 29 16:37:55 1994
Article: 23160 of comp.infosystems.www
From: rloewy@panix.com (Ron Loewy)
Newsgroups: comp.infosystems.www
Subject: Re: MS Help 2 HTML converter?
Date: 20 Aug 1994 12:36:19 -0400
Organization: PANIX Public Access Internet and Unix, NYC
In article <33365q$o47$1@mhade.inhouse.compuserve.com>, Brian Moura wrote:
>
> There's not really anything out there
> for WinHelp to HTML conversion.
>
Actually, there sort of is.
Our company, HyperAct, Inc. has a product named HLPDK/PA - a Write Once, Help
Many product, that can create multiple help databases from one source.
With HLPDK/PA there is a program that translates your WinHelp sources to
HLPDK sources, that can be compiled, using the HLPDK compiler, to HTML
format.
The WinHelp -> HLPDK program can not take you all the way, but it can save
you some of the work ..
The nice thing, is that after you convert it to HLPDK's native HDF format,
you will be able (using the HLPDK compiler) to port it to HTML, Windows
Help, OS/2 Help, DESQview/X, MM Viewer and several dos targets.
An evaluation package of HLPDK is available on garbo.uwasa.fi in the
/pc/programming directory as hdk115a.zip, hdk115b.zip and hdk115l.zip.
For more information about HLPDK/PA please contact
76350.333@Compuserve.Com. (I'm gonna be on the road soon, so this is the
fastest way to get answers about HLPDK or HLPDK/PA).
Ron.
-- Ron Loewy, Author of HLPDK, HLPDK/PA and PASTERP | rloewy@panix.com