TTDPatch manual in HTML Help format

[GoneWacko]

The Manual really made it a lot easier to check usage of some switches, etc.. - overall - id give it a 99/100 -(I didnt give it 100 cause i am just too mean)

HTML Help is allways a great way of supply-ing help simply because it's so easy to look things up... Same counts for acrobat reader btw, but html help is a little quicker.

I also use the HTML Help for PHP and MySQL. They rule

[orudge]

I've attached the TTDPatch 2.0 beta 1 manual in CHM format. Please note that this is not the final TTDPatch 2.0 manual and has several incomplete topics. I just uploaded it for those who are interested to see it, and to prove that my script works with the new manual without me having to modify it.

[Patchman]

I still have your script, and I do mean to do these conversions myself. I just need to download the required software and actually do it...

[orudge]

Well, you can get PHP from PHP.net, as you probably know, and you can get HTML Help Workshop here.

[Patchman]

Well, you can get PHP from PHP.net, as you probably know, and you can get HTML Help Workshop here.

I already have PHP of course. And it's too bad that the HTML Help Workshop only works on Windows, I do all the manual editing under Linux...

[orudge]

It may work under Wine, I don't know. You could browse the Internet for a Linux CHM compiler, but I haven't found one yet.

[eis_os]

Hmm, you can read it, but I don't think there is a lib for writeing them.

I could compile it too, I have ttdpatch in cygwin + php and somewhere I should have installed the chm compiler too.

Here is chm lib for reading and some links:
http://66.93.236.84/~jedwin/projects/chmlib/

[Patchman]

The TTDPatch manual is now available in HTML form from the TTDPatch Docs page. Therefore I'll unsticky this thread.