We have just released Doc-To-Help 2010 v3, the third subscription update of this year! This update adds to the great technology we have already released. Here is a recap of what we have made available this year (including the most recent 2010 v3 release):
Microsoft will soon release Word 2010 and you can rest assured that you will be able to use their new release with Doc-To-Help. In fact, you can already use Doc-To-Help with Microsoft Word 2010 Beta.
Microsoft recently released Visual Studio 2010 and with it, they delivered a brand new Help format called Microsoft Help Viewer. Doc-To-Help is one of the first to support this format. If you need to create Help compatible with Visual Studio 2010, Doc-To-Help is your tool.
The ability to configure expanding/collapsing sections in any editing environment is a very popular Doc-To-Help feature. Until now, users had to find and apply the appropriate styles to add this functionality to their content. Now, all it takes is a simple click of a button on the Doc-To-Help (or Insert) toolbar.
Doc-To-Help now gives you more options to control page breaks for print output. Specify where page breaks will fall when a specific style appears. A typical scenario is to place all Heading 1 styles on the next odd page, but you can do whatever you want. This is one more feature that ensures that you get usable print output without the need to post-format or use an additional tool.
With every release, we throw in some enhancements that make your life better. This time, enjoy a visual indicator for bookmarks in Doc-To-Help’s editor, a new build progress bar, and a menu for inserting special characters.
Note to trial downloaders: Clicking the button above will download a fully functional trial of Doc-To-Help Enterprise, which has all the features included in Doc-To-Help for Word. See the version comparison for more information.