How to Create CHM Help file

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i need to create a chm (Help File) for my application... can anybody help me, that how to create a chm file in an easy way...

Posted 26-Jul-15 23:15pm

Altaf Ansari

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Maciej Los 27-Jul-15 5:27am

Have a look here.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 27-Jul-15 5:31am

What C# has to do with this ?

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Leo Chapiro · Answer 1 · 2015-07-26T23:26:00

Try this one:

KEL CHM Creator v.1.4.0.0[^]

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KEL CHM Creator a is flexible, powerful and free (freeware) CHM creator that uses Microsoft® HTML Help Workshop to combine your HTML files into one compressed and compact CHM (Compiled Help Modules) file. The CHM file-format is widely used for software documentation and e-book publication. Now with KEL CHM Creator you can create your own customized (Microsoft HTML Help 1.x) CHM files quickly and with no serious problems. What this program really does is to create the CHM project files for you (replacing the old, buggy and user-unfriendly HTML Help Workshop) and then use the Microsoft® HTML Help Compiler (hhc.exe) to compile those files into a CHM file. It also provides many tools including an easy way to decompile CHM files, an indexing system and much more.

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2015-07-26T23:31:00

Solution 2

Microsoft provides a way to create complied html file(s). Please, read this[^] and follow the links provided on the bottom of page.

Posted 26-Jul-15 23:31pm

Maciej Los