ConseoProven computer technologies of the eighties and nineties found a way to large parts of the world. However, sometimes proper documentation in distant regions is difficult to get.
In many parts of the world, people have no persistent Internet connection. Although the Western hype is in online help systems, a majority of programmers and computer users rely on phone connections. They need compressed electronic readings to browse offline.
This Conseo website is devoted to make scarce Help resources available. We offer expertise in finding electronic courses and make it of use. And we point to locations where adequate Help can be found.
Some people in what is called 'second' or 'third' world countries are clever programmers. But do not meet today's high standards in user information and comfort. Without presentation and thorough reference material it is not easy to translate to the first world marketplace.
That is why this website is also about the use of cheap and crucial technologies to generate and maintain Quality Help. Since some program authors find hardly time to document their work, it is important to use the most adequate methods. Conseo helps authors with knowledge and tools to work efficiently.
Within a few weeks some articles and files will be published here.
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The tool is a pre-compiler. It takes a single Help file source and creates from this all the files needed to compile a Chm Help file.
With the Knowledge Transfer tool there is a choice of two formats for inputting a Help source file:
If you want to process the result further with a HTML visual editor, be sure to backup the original Text file, to preserve your efforts and what you have reached so far at that point.
Knowledge Transfer features "AutoLink". When in your Help source a topic title is mentioned, in the resulting Help file a link to the topic is added. Upper- and lowercase may differ and does not inhibit the AutoLink creation. Knowledge Transfer does all the link building work. This is a time saver. When using Text file source input, also Internet addresses are converted to links.
The Help process that is supported with the Knowledge Transfer program results in two output formats. One target is the Chm Help file. The process always also involves a resulting single HTML file. That can be used for generating printed output or print file viewers. The single HTML file lets you easily present the content to a Free automatic translation service.
Knowledge Transfer is delivered with a Help file that explains the program and also is an example created with the tool.