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In article <1992Apr3.203916.25209@cunews.carleton.ca> ebx@scs.carleton.ca writes:
>Sorry if this is an FAQ. My story is:
>
>Working on MS QuickC Windows, 386 enhanced mode.
>
>Since my project is getting bigger and bigger, I need to develop a fairly
>good help facility. What in my mind is something looks and behaves like
>the help system in QuickC itself, or a Microsoft like help, with a few buttons
>such as "contents", "search", "<<", ">>" plus bitmap buttons like "index",
>"trace back"(with a couple of foot prints on it) etc.
>

Why don't you just compose and .hlp file and use Windows' help system?
It may take some time and effort to write, but the result is worth it.
(QuickC does support WinHelp, doesn't it?)

If you are doing a small help system, 30 cards or less, I found
Xantippe to be real quick and easy.  It's a shareware package 
available on cica or wuarchive.


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