Mobile Help

Just select and build this HTML 5-based output and your content will be formatted for mobile use. This output works on all major mobile browsers, smart phones, and tablets.

Learn More:

• Read the "Introducing Mobile Help" blog post.
• Read the "Mobile Help Best Practices — Part 1" and part 2 blog posts.

Right-to-Left Output

Automatically publish NetHelp in right-to-left format. Navigation panes, buttons, and all other interface elements are placed in the appropriate places so your right-to-left content looks right in context. This is great for publishing in languages such as Hebrew and Arabic.

Learn More:

• Read the "NetHelp Goes Right-To-Left" blog post.

Eclipse Help

Avoid manual work and produce Help in the Eclipse format just by choosing Eclipse Help and clicking "Build."

• Read the "Doc-To-Help Eclipse Help Output" blog post.

More User Experience Improvements

Every release contains a number of features and enhancements Doc-To-Help users are asking for. Other improvements you will find in this release include:

• Easier upgrade process: It is easier to preserve your custom themes and templates when upgrading your Doc-To-Help version.
• Easily accessible NetHelp files for customization: The JavaScript NetHelp 2.0 that controls the behavior of NetHelp is contained in an easy-to-access file.
• Automatic index navigation for NetHelp 2.0: The index tab is automatically displayed or hidden depending on whether or not you have an index.
• Section 508 compliance for NetHelp 2.0: NetHelp 2.0 is now Section 508 compliant. We have added keyboard shortcuts, screen reader compatibility, and more.
• Topic XHTML Wizard: Specify boilerplate content or code to insert in every topic.
• Keep documents open during the build process (for Word users): Before, it was necessary to close Word when building projects. That is no longer a requirement.