Re: Creating Online Help files in Oracle?

[Quoted] If you have Designer 2000 you can use the MS Help Generator, but it is cumbersome to have the module definitions and other items in there if you haven't used it to generate the forms.

You can use ROBOHELP, but you can get the MS Help compiler from Microsoft. It is easy to write help, even context sensitive help. We use Microsoft Word and use MS Compiler to generate help. The MS Help compiler comes with certain versions of Visual Basic and Visual C++. You may be able to purchase it, but I'm not sure. We are a Microsoft Development Network member and received the Developer Work Shop software which includes the Help Compiler.

HTH Prasad Chavali

Jill <jill_at_iotek.ns.ca> wrote in article <01bd4b8f$90884c60$1140808e_at_juliet.iotek.ns.ca>...
> Is there some way to create online help files within Oracle and/or Oracle
> Forms 4.5? I need to create both context-sensitive help (i.e. text that
> pops up for a specific widget or combo box or whatever) as well as
 regular
> help that could be accessed via a Help button on a gui screen. Can this
 be
> done within Oracle, or will I have to buy specific help-creation software
> like Robohelp or something? Is there any documentation available on how
 to
> go about doing this?
>
> Thanx in advance.
>
> Jill
>
Received on Mon Mar 09 1998 - 00:00:00 CET