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Hello All,
I have to provide a help to my exsting application, for that purpose I have donwloaded the JavaHelp 1.1.3.
But I can't understand how to star it with. Does anybody know some good tutorial of JavaHelp.
Thanks in advance.
 
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There is a very simple example to demostrate how to embed JavaHelp to app.
may download it from: http://www.pivotonic.com/jawahelpauthor/HelloJavaHelp.zip
or the start from here:
http://www.pivotonic.com/jawahelpauthor/help/contents/start.html
 
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