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Write (or import) content in Microsoft Word, HTML, or
Doc-To-Help’s editor and then publish professional quality outputs
for desktop, Web, mobile, SharePoint, and print use. That’s the
power of Doc-To-Help. Just focus on the content; Doc-To-Help
produces impressive and useful deliverables for virtually any
communication needs you may have.
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Most Popular Doc-To-Help Uses
Author in our built-in editor or Word to create Help and manuals for
software and hardware
Author in our built-in editor or Word to create print and online policy and
procedure manuals
Convert existing Word documents to searchable, topic-based content for the
Web
Publish training and support materials to the Web
How it Works
1. Start with content
Write in Doc-To-Help’s editor, Word, or HTML.
Import existing Word documents.
Convert existing RoboHelp, HTML Help, or WinHelp projects.
2. Configure your project
Add interactivity such as pop-ups, topic links, collapsible sections, and
more.
Customize the automatically created Table of Contents and index.
Configure outputs by mapping output specific content, setting preferences,
and editing themes and styles.
Collaborate using SharePoint, SharePoint Online, or Team Foundation Server.
3. Generate Output
Choose from NetHelp (Web-based Help), Mobile Help, HTML Help, PDF, DOC,
WinHelp, JavaHelp, Eclipse Help, Help 2.0, and Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x.
Publish directly to SharePoint, or create SharePoint wikis.
Produce as many versions for as many platforms (i.e., print and Web) as you
want.
Use conditions and variables to create customized versions for different
audiences.
Works with SharePoint
Use SharePoint libraries as your document repository for content management,
collaboration, and translation.
Publish NetHelp to a SharePoint Library.
Publish a SharePoint wiki.
Works with SharePoint Online (Office 365).