On 9/21/07, Steven Edwards winehacker@gmail.com wrote:
There was a win32 chm compiler and example help file submitted to wine-patches a while back. Feel free to import that and the htmlhelp dlls and viewer. Your going to need it anyway to be compatible with Windows documentation. Its pseudo-html source so exporting to PDF/ODF/DOCX/etc should not be too hard.
Oh and just to weigh in, not being an active developer, no one should care what I say but.....ReactOS used docbook before and we hated it. I used to also have to use docbook for my job and I hated it. Wine used to use SGML for docs and we hated it. Wiki's are the way to go. Make it easy for the non-programers to write a good chunk of the documentation and translations. Save your developers time by not requiring even more oddball tools with cryptic commands and syntax. Use a wiki with an export feature and export it to a standard open format that you can plug in to HTMLhelp later.
Did I mention I hate docbook?