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A simple HTML Editor that will help you create web pages. Jetsoft HTML Editor is a simple HTML Editor that will help you create web pages.
System requirements:
- NET Framework

A complete, visual environment for creating Microsoft HTML Help Systems. HTMLHelp is Microsofts new online help system, and is now the standard in Windows 98, Windows 2000 and Office 2000. HelpBreeze HTML Help Edition offers a powerful WYSIWYG HTML editor integrated with drag and drop tools for creating the table of contents, index and other elements of HTML Help systems. You can preview, compile and test your help files right from within the authoring environment. HelpBreeze automatically generates the files required to link your HTML Help file to an application, and works directly with Visual Basic 6.0 to make it easy to add HTML Help to your VB programs. Also includes support for creating Sun JavaHelp systems. Requires Internet Explorer 4.0 or later.

HTML Help Workshop is a help authoring application which was designed to provide a simple system for creating and managing help projects and their related files.
Microsoft HTML Help consists of an online Help Viewer, related help components and help authoring tools from Microsoft Corporation.
The Help Viewer uses the underlying components of Microsoft Internet Explorer to display help content. It supports HTML, ActiveX, Java, scripting languages (JScript, and Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition), and HTML image formats (.jpeg, .gif, and .png files).
HTML Help contains the following components:
- HTML Help Workshop: a help authoring tool with an easy-to-use graphical interface for creating project files, HTML topic files, contents files, index files, and everything else you need to put together an online help system or Web site.
- HTML Help ActiveX control: a small, modular program used to insert help navigation and secondary window functionality into an HTML file.
- The HTML Help Viewer: a fully-functional and customizable three-paned window in which online help topics can appear.
- Microsoft HTML Help Image Editor: an online graphics tool for creating screen shots; and for converting, editing, and viewing image files.
- The HTML Help Java Applet: a small, Java-based program that can be used instead of an ActiveX control to insert help navigation into an HTML file.
- The HTML Help executable program: the program that displays and runs help when you click a compiled help file.
- The HTML Help compiler: the program that compiles project, contents, index, topic, and other files into a compiled help file.
- The HTML Help Authoring Guide: an online guide designed to assist help authors in using HTML Help to design a help system. The guide also contains a complete HTML Help reference for developers and an HTML tag reference for authors.
Main features:
- The HTML Help components, which consist of an ActiveX control or Java Applet to insert into HTML files, a help authoring tool, an online image editing tool, and an executable program that displays a users help files.
- An authoring guide with sections on how to design a help system and how to use HTML Help Workshop.
- References that contain information about the HTML Help ActiveX control, an HTML Help API reference for developers, a complete HTML tag reference, and reusable help topics that explain how to use the Help Viewer.

Colour To HTML is a small Windows utility to convert colours into a HTML/hex code.
Features include:
- Easy to use interface
- Colour picker which allows you to pick a colour from anywhere on the screen
- History list for easy retrieval of previously used colours
- Version 4 comes packaged with CSS Script Gen

Microsoft HTML Help Installation and Update Package 1.32 is a program used for Microsoft HTML Help being the standard help system for the Windows platform. Authors can use HTML Help to create online help for a software application or to create content for a multimedia title or Web site. Developers can use the HTML Help API to program a host application or hook up context-sensitive help to an application. As an information delivery system, HTML Help is suited for a wide range of applications, including training guides, interactive books, and electronic newsletters, as well as help for software applications.

HTML Help offers some distinct advantages over standard HTML, such as the ability to implement a combined table of contents and index and the use of keywords for advanced hyperlinking capability. The HTML Help compiler (part of the HTML Help Workshop) makes it possible to compress HTML, graphic, and other files into a relatively small compiled help (.chm) file, which can then be distributed with a software application, or downloaded from the Web.