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All-in-one Authoring and Publishing Solution
Doc-To-Help® Enterprise enables technical
communicators, policy writers, and other content creators to
author in Doc-To-Help's XML-based editor, Microsoft Word or
HTML, (or use existing documents) and publish to the Web, Help
systems, or printed manuals with a single click.
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Why People are Choosing Doc-To-help® Enterprise
More Doc-To-Help® Enterprise Features
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Built-in XML Based Editor


Author content in Doc-To-Help's full-featured editor. This unique editor has the ease of Microsoft Word while it automatically creates standards-compliant source code. An intuitive style editor helps you with formatting. Also included is a converter for transforming Word and HTML content to XHTML.
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DynamicHelp Control for Embedding Help in .NET Applications


Every Doc-To-Help purchase includes the ComponentOne DynamicHelp tool. It allows developers to easily embed a dynamic Help pane in the application's interface and then authors use the visual topic mapping feature to associate topics with the interface elements. Communication between developers and writers has never been easier.
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XHTML Converter


Convert your existing Word or HTML documents to XHTML with a click. Doc-To-Help will even allow you to map your styles to XHTML elements if you wish.
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Drag-and-drop Linking


Drag items from Doc-To-Help's topic grid and drop them into your content to automatically create links.
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Import Project Settings


Use settings from an existing project in order to jumpstart new projects and ensure consistency.
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Automatic and Customizable Table of Contents and Index
Doc-To-Help can use information from your source content to automatically create a table of contents and an index. Customize them to your liking or create your own from scratch. You can even create customized TOCs for different outputs.
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Easy Glossary creation/integration
Use the convenient toolbar buttons or styles to add and sort glossary terms. If you wish, Doc-To-Help can automatically create a link to the glossary definition every time that term is used in your Help project.
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Reusable Content
Using content variables, you can manage content in one place for reuse across your project. Choose from simple Text Variables or manage any formatted block of content in Rich Content Variables.
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Time-Saving Project Management Features
Doc-To-Help makes managing your project easy. Here are some of the features our customers enjoy:
- Reusable project settings
- Topic management grid
- Index editor
- Contents editor
- Related topics editor
- Drag-and-drop linking
- Team authoring support
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Impress Your End-users
Use Doc-To-Help's toolbars, editors, and other technology to add these elements to your content. Many online only features are automatically excluded from print content.
- Graphics and videos
- Collapsing sections
- Pup-up, expanding, and drop-down text
- Contents editor
- Image maps
- Breadcrumbs for navigation
- Custom buttons
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Create Your Own Look and Feel
The look and feel of your output is 100% customizable with Doc-To-Help. Use the Theme Designer to control the layout and appearance of topics for HTML-based platforms. Also, edit or add your own style sheets and templates.
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Easy Context Sensitive Help
Automatically generate context IDs, or specify your own, to map topics to your application’s interface.
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Reference Documentation for Developers
Microsoft's Sandcastle utility automatically creates MSDN formatted reference documentation from .NET source code and XML comment files. Doc-To-Help integrates Sandcastle's XML output into your projects, automatically creating topics, index, TOC, and other Help elements. You can build on this information by editing/adding your own topics, and linking to namespaces. This content integrates with the Help system in Visual Studio .NET (Help 2.0).
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Advanced Features
Expert users and developers enjoy these features:
- .NET or XSLT transform support allows you to do anything you want with output.
- Modular Help allows you to connect Help systems.
- Scripting support allows you to use styles and scripts to create your own features.









