Hei Larry,
mhm.. thats an interesting thought... thanks for that
stefan
Larry Becker wrote:
> Help would be nice if it supports multiple languages, but this would be
> a large translation burden. Some application's help end up just
> restating the menu text with little embellishment. The bes
I've been wondering lately if short videos are a much better way to
teach people software. It seems I always need a lot of pics in help
documentation, and even that doesn't always cut it.
I use an open source program called Camstudio to make my screencast videos.
http://camstudio.org/
SS
On Wed
Help would be nice if it supports multiple languages, but this would be a
large translation burden. Some application's help end up just restating the
menu text with little embellishment. The best help is perhaps step-by-step
how-to guides for specific processes.
Larry
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 10
Java has a built-in JavaHelp system that is HTML based. It seems to
work well, and there are some extensions that have been written for
it:
http://jhelpdev.sourceforge.net/
http://www.mk-home.de/jhelpaction.html
I've used this program before, and I know it works.
I always thought it would be coo
Hi Stefan,
it seems an interesting idea. I am working around the translation of Sextante
help in Italian, with other people: writing the help in XML format seems quite
easy
On the other hand I have no idea how would it be possible to integrate the
framework into OJ.
AFAIR Openjump the merge used
