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		<title>Basic WinHelp for Beginners</title>
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		<description>The first time you create a Windows Help file can be very confusing. This paper should help reduce confusion by&#xD;explaining the basic WinHelp concepts and components,&#xD;and then walking you through the procedure.</description>
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		<title>Using Word to Create Windows Help</title>
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		<description>One way to create Windows help is by using Word for&#xD;Windows. To begin, you must become familiar with the&#xD;help concepts of topics and hyperlinks. Then, you create&#xD;these components: projectile, header file, and source&#xD;files. Source files are created using Word for Windows.&#xD;Next create the actual help file by compiling the elements&#xD;you have created. Finally, view and debug the results.</description>
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