Overview
What is HelpExplorer Linux?
HelpExplorer is a full-featured help viewer for both Windows and Linux. One of its main advantages is 100% support of the WinHelp (.hlp), MS HTML Help 1.x (.chm) and MS Help 2.0 (.HxS) help file formats that are widely used in Windows
In depth
A closer look at HelpExplorer Linux
HelpExplorer is a help viewer for Linux and Windows that gives you a way to use help files in Windows' WinHelp, MS HTML Help 1.x and MS Help 2.0 formats with your applications, no matter under which operating system - Linux or Windows - your applications are deployed. There is no more need to devise a new help format for Linux and build a viewer for it. Just prepare your Linux documentation in any of the generally adopted Windows help formats, distribute HelpExplorer with your application and your users will be able to read the documentation under Linux as if they are reading it under Windows. The HTML engine that is built in HelpExplorer renders topics retaining their original format.A full range of the WinHelp API including the macro engine, popup windows, quick links and other features will be at your disposal. You will be able to use dynamic HTML in your HTML help files. You will also get a capability to view help collections to which your HTML Help 2 files are integrated.
Verdict
Should you download HelpExplorer Linux?
HelpExplorer Linux runs on
Linux
and is available under the
Shareware
license
— the installer is 10540 KB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Help File Tools.
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At a glance
HelpExplorer Linux specifications
- Last updated
- Jan 22, 2025
- License
- Shareware
- Operating system
- Linux
- File size
- 10540 KB
- Price
- $59
- Page views
- 558
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