<?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="hh.xsl"?> <Events> </Events>
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Help Builder 12/06/2012, 17:13:24 ------------------------------------------------------------ Processing steps ------------------------------------------------------------ [17:13:24]: Main log file has been created [17:13:24]: Configuration files have been successfully read [17:13:25]: Object file has been successfully read [17:13:25]: Detected system language settings: Dutch (Belgium) [17:13:25]: WARNING: Warning: System language settings (Dutch (Belgium)) are different than projects settings (English (United States)). Project may be compiled incorrectly. [17:13:25]: Help Builder has finished processing at 12/06/2012 17:13:25 ------------------------------------------------------------ Summary ------------------------------------------------------------ Processing time: 1 projects were successfully processed 0 projects were not processed 0 files not found errors 0 lookup errors Processed projects: Project name Lookup errors Files not found ------------------------------------------------------------ addin_a 0 0
Help Builder 12/06/2012, 17:13:25 Processed project: addin_a
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I found a tool called MergeTool. This tool includes a module for the creation of online help, but it currently doesn't offer support for pages. (although I was told it reuses the help for forms on pages - that's a problem because our product doesn't have pages anymore).
While surfing the web I stumbled upon Naveon ProHelp, I don't know exactly how this product works but I have sent Naveon a request for more information.
Do you guys have knowledge of any other tools to assist in the creation of an online help?
The .hh file can be empty if your help project does not contain any topics that document NAV objects (so topics specific for tables, fields, pages or reports).
If you want a topic to be included in .hh file and work with F1 help, the topic has to be formatted according NAV guidelines. It needs to have an object token in its title (it HTML in <title> markup). Sth like this:
<title>($ T_18 Customer table $)</title>
or for field on table:
<title>($ T_18_2 Name field $)</title>
Similar tokens can be created for pages or reports - you can refer to NAV Help Guide for syntax.
Ola Porosinska
Software Development Engineer
Microsoft Dynamics NAV