This file contains the Windows Help Authoring Templates for Word for Windows,
and the Windows Help Project Editor (WHAT and WHPE).  They allow you to 
create Help files quite simply, compared with doing it manually.  I find it
also works better than RoboHelp or QDHelp, and is comparable to Doc-2-Help.
It's also free, which is probably why you're downloading it.

This file was originally made available by Microsoft via CompuServe and their
Developer's Net CD-ROM.  It goes along with the Windows Help Authoring Guide
(WHAG.ZIP) and the Help Authoring Guide in a .HLP format (HAG.ZIP), both of
which have been uploaded to cica.  You should download at least the HAG, if
you don't already have a reference for Help.  As of today, there is only
one such book available and it just went to print.

The WHAG is a set of .RTF files, which you can print out from many word
processors, though it was created in Word for Windows.  It's about 800-900
pages, so I created the .HLP version of it (HAG), which is easier to manage,
and doesn't take all day to print.

Enjoy!

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David DelGreco                      \  "What lies behind us and what lies
Technically a Writer                /  before us are tiny matters compared
delgreco@rahul.net                  \  to what lies within us."
                                    /          - Oliver Wendell Holmes
