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	<title>Helptrix Author</title>
	 
	<corpauthor>Oy Winpos Ab</corpauthor>
	<releaseinfo>Helptrix Author
	
	
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	1.0 
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	2.4.2004
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	<holder>Oy Winpos Ab</holder> 
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	<chapter><title>Getting Started</title> 
	<section id="topic1"><title>What Is Helptrix Author</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmAbout" topicid="15"
	?><indexterm><primary>features</primary></indexterm><para>Helptrix (<ulink url="http://www.helptrix.com/"><citetitle>www.helptrix.com</citetitle></ulink>) is a help authoring system for creating professional help and manuals in several formats from a single source. Helptrix strongly supports multi-language manuals and therefore provides possibilities for translating help or manuals to additional languages and maintaining multi-language help systems.</para><para>Helptrix consists of two separate applications:</para><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Helptrix Author</emphasis> is the application where you create chapters and topics of your manual, create content of topics, write texts or insert images. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Helptrix Translator</emphasis> is the place where you translate your help or manual to additional languages and maintain multi-language help systems.</listitem></orderedlist><para>With Helptrix you can publish manuals in several formats:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">HTML Help</emphasis> is a standard online Windows help format since Windows 98. Provides three pane user interface with help ToC on the left, indexes, quick search and context sensitive help for your users. It is an ideal choice to distribute along with your Windows applications. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">PDF</emphasis> is a open de facto standard for electronic document distribution with great printing abilities. You can distribute PDF manual electronical way and your users can print it themselfs, or you can print it immediately and ship it. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">HTML</emphasis> is used fo browser based help. Placing your manual on Internet or intranet is perfect solution for multiplatform environment. It comes as a simple HTML page or sophisticated version with frames and JavaScript functionality, which it makes look like HTML Help in three pane style, and it also provides context sensitive help. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">DocBook XML</emphasis>. XML is markup language designed to describe and carry data. DocBook is a very popular XML vocabulary for writing technical documentation, any kind of manuals or books. With your help in DocBook standard you have more opportunities to work with it further. </listitem></itemizedlist><para>Lot of features make Helptrix extremely usefull:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Single Source.</emphasis> All outputs are created from the same single source. Write only once and publish many times. Single sourcing keeps content of your help system or manual perfectly consistent and keeps all your outputs up to date. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Multilanguage.</emphasis> Full multilanguage support allows you to translate your manuals and maintain them in several languages and preserves, that all languages have the same content. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Focus On Content.</emphasis>You can focus only on content you are writing instead of annoying formatting. Set formatting rules when you create outputs. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Creating Outputs.</emphasis> Graphic user interface for creating outputs. Just select language and type of output. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">United Look</emphasis>. Layout of your outputs is done automatically, which means that your manual is looking same way in each output and for each language version. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Automation</emphasis>. When producing output, chapters and topics are numbered, table of content with page numbers is created, figures and tables are numbered, description for links are created. All of this and more is in proper language and is done automatically for you. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Intuitive User Interface</emphasis>. Editor window is designed in three pane style. User interface looks like HTML Help output. Use WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) user interface for very easy topic editing. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Conditional Output</emphasis>. Conditional output allows you to assign parts of your manual only to online or printed output. This is perfectly suitable for images, when you can assign color image in low quality to appear only in online output and grayscale high quality image to appear in printed version. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Context Sensitive Help</emphasis>. Allows you to connect parts of your application with certain topics. Really easy, fully graphical assigning context help IDs from your application to topics in your help system. Context sensitive help is present in HTML Help output and with Helptrix also in browser based output in HTML format! </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Topic Status</emphasis>. Topics include date and time stamp, and can be marked with status of completion. All this helps you to keep track of topics, where some work left. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Links And Images</emphasis>. Easy visual inserting of links to another topics and inserting of images. Using proper version of images for each language is preserved. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Index Words</emphasis>. Each topic can include index keywords, that in final output provide user of your help with quick acces to desired information. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Collaborative Work</emphasis>. Export your projects into ZIP archive and send it to all your translators via e-mail. When translated projects are back, import languages directly from ZIP file. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Quick Backup</emphasis>. One-click backup of your project directly to ZIP file. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Open Solution</emphasis>. Helptrix is based on XML technology. All help content is stored in plain XML files, so it can be reused by another applications or created by another application from scratch as well. DocBook standard is supported, which means possibility of adding more output formats due to your needs. </listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic51"><title>How to Use It</title><para>Helptrix consists of two separate applications:</para><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Helptrix Author</emphasis> is the application where you create chapters and topics of your manual, create content of topics, write texts or insert images. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Helptrix Translator</emphasis> is the place where you translate your help or manual to additional languages and maintain multi-language help systems.</listitem></orderedlist><para>In fact you are using Helptrix Author to write help or manual in one language you have chosen (main book language). As soon as help or manual is done, it could be translated to additional languages using Helptrix Translator.</para><para>Helptrix is based on <emphasis role="bold">single-sourcing</emphasis>, which means, that you write content of help or manual only once, and then publish it in several different outputs (HTML Help, PDF, HTML) from the same source. This features helps you to keep all different formats of your help or manual in consistent state.</para><para>Helptrix Author allows writer fully focus on <emphasis role="bold">content instead of formatting</emphasis>, because you can use only several pre-defined elements in your topics. Let's assume a note in the text: you don't to have remember how you have formatted note before (font, indentation, background color) - in this editor you just insert note element, and you are sure, that all notes will look exactly same way in every output.Of course you can adjust output appearance, when creating it. This approach preserves <emphasis role="bold">united look</emphasis> of your help systems and manuals.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic2"><title>Requirements</title><indexterm><primary>third-party software</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>requirements</primary><secondary>software</secondary></indexterm><para>You need some third-party software to use Helptrix Author.</para><para>For creating and editing help content:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher from Microsoft (on WindowsXP is alerady installed). It is provided by Microsoft for free (<ulink url="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/search.aspx?displaylang=en"><citetitle>download</citetitle></ulink>).</listitem></itemizedlist><para>For creating outputs in Helptrix Author:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>JRE (Java Runtime Environment) form Sun. It is provided by Sun for free (<ulink url="http://java.sun.com/downloads/"><citetitle>download</citetitle></ulink>). Please use only Sun JRE 1.4 and higher and not JVM from Microsoft. </listitem><listitem>If you are going publish HTML Help, you will also need HTML Help Workshop from Microsoft. It is provided by Microsoft for free (<ulink url="http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/"><citetitle>download</citetitle></ulink>).</listitem></itemizedlist><para>For viewing created PDF files:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>Acrobat Reader from Adobe. It is provided by Adobe for free (<ulink url="http://www.adobe.com/"><citetitle>download</citetitle></ulink>).</listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic3"><title>Third-Party Software</title><indexterm><primary>third-party software</primary></indexterm><para>For transformation of XML files is used <emphasis role="bold">Saxon XSLT Processor</emphasis> from Michael Kay (<ulink url="http://saxon.sourceforge.net/"><citetitle>http://saxon.sourceforge.net/</citetitle></ulink>).</para><para>For creating PDF documents is used FOP (part of <ulink url="http://xml.apache.org/fop/"><citetitle>Apache project</citetitle></ulink>). This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (<ulink url="http://www.apache.org/"><citetitle>http://www.apache.org/</citetitle></ulink>).</para></section></chapter> 
	<chapter><title>Editor Environment</title> 
	<section id="topic4"><title>General</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmMain" topicid="1"
	?><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>general</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>main window</primary></indexterm><para>Helptrix Author window has menu and toolbars on the top, the rest of the window is divided to two parts - table of content (ToC) on the left and editing pane on the right. At the very bottom of the screen is the status bar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Helptrix Author window</title> 
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		</figure><para>All changes to the book structure (inserting and deleting chapters or topics, changing their properties) take place on left side in table of content (ToC). Editing of the topic content (writing texts, inserting images, etc.) takes place on the right side.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic5"><title>Menu</title><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>menu</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>menu</primary></indexterm><para>Menu consists of four items: File, Edit, Tools and Help. First two and last one are common for almoast every Windows application, third includes tools specific for Helptrix Author.</para><figure> 
	<title>Menu</title> 
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		</figure><para><emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu includes operations for Helptrix project file manipulation.</para><figure> 
	<title>File menu</title> 
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		</figure><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">New</emphasis> command closes opened project and prepares application for creating new one. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Open</emphasis> command opens already existing project. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Save</emphasis> command saves content of currently opened topic. By this command is saved only topic, changes to book structure are saved immediately without prompting. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Exit</emphasis> command exits application.</listitem></itemizedlist><para><emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu includes common utilities as undo and redo actions, clipboard operations, searching and spelling tools.</para><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
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		</figure><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Undo</emphasis> command takes back last change made in the topic. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Redo</emphasis> command repeats last undone change made in the topic. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Copy</emphasis> command saves selected text to clipboard. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Paste</emphasis> command inserts text from clipboard into the topic. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Cut</emphasis> command saves selected text to clipboard and removes it from topic. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Find</emphasis> command searches for text in topic. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Spelling</emphasis> command provides spell checking of the topic content. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Synonyms </emphasis>command provides dictionary of synonyms (words with the same meaning). </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Antonyms</emphasis> command provides dictionary antonym (words with the opposite meaning).</listitem></itemizedlist><para><emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu is specific for Helptrix Author application and provides several very useful tools to working with.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
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		</figure><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Verify</emphasis> tool creates reports on unfinished topics, missing images or all used images in project.  </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create Output</emphasis> tool provides graphic user interface for publishing help or manual. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Backup project</emphasis> allows one-click backup of project into ZIP archive. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Export / Import</emphasis> submenu is designed for collaborative work on translation of  the project. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Add New Language</emphasis> adds to book new foreign language version. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Context Help ID</emphasis> tool provides graphic user interface for assigning context sensitive help ids from application to topics in the book. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Settings</emphasis> includes some application settings.</listitem></itemizedlist><para><emphasis role="bold">Help</emphasis> menu provides help for application.</para><figure> 
	<title>Help menu</title> 
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		</figure><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Contents</emphasis> command displays application help. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">About</emphasis> command displays About box, which provides basic information about Helptrix Author application.</listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic6"><title>Toolbars</title><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>toolbars</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>toolbars</primary></indexterm><para>The toolbars are located on the top. There are two toolbars in Helptrix Author application: common toolbar and element toolbar. When mouse cursor moves over the button on a toolbar,  it's description appears (see figure bellow).</para><figure> 
	<title>Toolbars</title> 
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		</figure><para><emphasis role="bold">Common toolbar</emphasis> includes nine buttons common for almoast every Windows application: New, Open, Save, Undo, Redo, Copy, Paste, Cut and Find. This buttons are shortcuts to File and Edit menu items and have the same functionality as menu items (<xref linkend="topic5"/>).</para><figure> 
	<title>Common toolbar</title> 
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		</figure><para>At the other hand, <emphasis role="bold">Element toolbar</emphasis> provides functionality specific to Helptrix Author application - this toolbar is concerned about topic editing and includes all elements, that can be used in topic content. It means e.g. paragraphs, images, lists and more.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
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		</figure><para>First five buttons are basic elements:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Topic Title</emphasis> inserts topic title. When new topic is created, title is inserted automatically. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Paragraph</emphasis> inserts ordinary paragraph for text, pressing this button also usually changes non-paragraph elements (e.g. lists) to paragraphs. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Paragraph Header</emphasis> inserts paragraph header, which brings possibility of dividing topic to several sections. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Note</emphasis> inserts note. Note can have specified or default title. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Bold</emphasis> makes selected text in paragraph bold.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Next two buttons are lists: </para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Bulleted List</emphasis> inserts list with bulleted items. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Numbered List</emphasis> inserts list with numbered items, numbers are automatic.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Three buttons in the middle are:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Link</emphasis> inserts hyperlink to another topic (or anchor) in the book or to the world wide web. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Anchor</emphasis> inserts anchor inside the topic. Anchor is used to point to some place in the topic and may be referred by a link. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Image</emphasis> inserts image and it's description into the topic.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Next two buttons are used for making conditional output:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Print Output</emphasis> makes paragraph, note, image and table appear only in printed output. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Online Output</emphasis> makes paragraph, note, image and table appear only in online output.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Last group includes table-related buttons.</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Table</emphasis> inserts table into the topic.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Other buttons are available only if cursor is inside existing table. They are used for formatting table cells and table manipulation.</para><figure> 
	<title>Table-related buttons</title> 
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		</figure><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Left</emphasis> aligns cell content to the left side. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Center</emphasis> aligns cell content to the center. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Right</emphasis> aligns cell content to the right side. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Insert Row</emphasis> inserts row in the table before row with cursor. Not available in table header. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Delete Row</emphasis> deletes row with cursor. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Insert Column</emphasis> inserts column in the table before column with cursor. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Delete Column</emphasis> deletes column with cursor.</listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic7"><title>Book ToC</title><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>ToC</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>book ToC</secondary></indexterm><para>On the left side of the Helptrix Author window is table of content. ToC shows whole book in form of hierarchical tree structure. At very top of tree is the tree root - book. Book may have several chapters, also displayed as books. Chapters may include chapters or topics. Topics are represented as paper sheets: blue if the topic is locked and red if the topic is not locked.</para><figure> 
	<title>Book ToC</title> 
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		</figure><para>All changes to the book structure takes place here. When you click the right button on the mouse, popup menu appears and via this menu is possible to insert new chapters and topics, delete them or change their properties. Another possibility is to reorganize existing chapters and topics by drag'n'drop method. It is possible to drag'n'drop topics and chapters to new destination and that way change the book structure.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic8"><title>Status bar</title><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>status bar</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>status bar</primary></indexterm><para>At the very bottom of application window is the status bar, which provides information about currently opened topic.</para><figure> 
	<title>Status bar</title> 
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		</figure><para>Status bar is divided to the three parts:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>topic title with it's position in the book (in the format of "book\chapter\...\topic"). </listitem><listitem>topic state - whether is locked or not. </listitem><listitem>date and time of the last change made to the topic.</listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic9"><title>Keyboard Shortcuts</title><indexterm><primary>editor</primary><secondary>shortcuts</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>shotcuts</primary></indexterm><para>To make work easier and faster the keyboard shortcuts are available. There are eleven keyboard shortcuts in Helptrix Author providing File and Edit menu items functionality (<xref linkend="topic5"/>).</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-O</emphasis> Open. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-S</emphasis> Save. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-Z</emphasis> Undo. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-Y</emphasis> Redo. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-C</emphasis> Copy. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-V</emphasis> Paste. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-X</emphasis> Cut. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Ctrl-F</emphasis> Find. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">F7</emphasis> Spelling. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">F8</emphasis> Synonyms. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">F9</emphasis> Antonyms.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Another useful shortcut for quick access to help is</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">F1 </emphasis>context sensitive help.</listitem></itemizedlist></section></chapter> 
	<chapter><title>Reference</title> 
	<section><title>Common Tasks</title> 
	<section id="topic10"><title>Open Project</title><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>open</secondary></indexterm><para>Helptrix project is represented by a project file with ".htx" extension. But project content (book with chapters and topics) is stored in a several files with ".xml" extension in the subfolder with same name as the project file, located in the same folder as the project file. Be careful to not delete this folder manually because all project content would be lost. Open previously saved project is possible from the <emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu or by button on the Common toolbar or by keyboard shortcut Ctrl-O.</para><figure> 
	<title>File menu</title> 
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		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Open</emphasis> item from the <emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu. </listitem><listitem>Open file dialog will display (see figure bellow). Locate project file (*.htx) and click the button <emphasis role="bold">Open</emphasis>.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Open project dialog</title> 
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		</figure><para>Now, project has been opened successfully. Full path to opened project file is displayed on the Helptrix Author window title bar with main language abbreviation in brackets.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic11"><title>Save Topic</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>save</secondary></indexterm><para>Remember, that every change to the book structure in the ToC pane is saved immediately without prompting. The changes are not reversible. User can decide only about saving (or not saving) topic. Saving topic is possible from the <emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu or by button on the Common toolbar or by keyboard shortcut Ctrl-S.</para><figure> 
	<title>File menu</title> 
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		</figure><para>Do following:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Save</emphasis> item from the <emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the topic has been saved successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic12"><title>Copy, Paste, Cut</title><indexterm><primary>copy</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>cut</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>paste</primary></indexterm><para>Copying to the clipboard is possible from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or by button on the Common toolbar or by keyboard shortcut Ctrl-C. Pasting from the clipboard is possible from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or by button on the Common toolbar or by keyboard shortcut Ctrl-V. Cutting to the clipboard is possible from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or by button on the Common toolbar or by keyboard shortcut Ctrl-X. </para><note> 
	<para>While pasting, original formatting of content copied to clipboard is preserved only if content was copied from the same run of Helptrix Author application. Otherwise, content will be inserted as plain text.</para></note><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
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		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>Select text in the topic. </listitem><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Copy</emphasis> command from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu. If you want also delete text from it's original location, choose <emphasis role="bold">Cut</emphasis> instead. </listitem><listitem>Move cursor to destination location. </listitem><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Paste</emphasis> command from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Now, text has been successfully copied to the destination location.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic13"><title>Undo, Redo, Find</title><indexterm><primary>find</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>redo</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>undo</primary></indexterm><para>To reverse last step, use <emphasis role="bold">Undo</emphasis> function from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or button on the Common toolbar or keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Z. To repeat last step, use <emphasis role="bold">Redo</emphasis> function from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or button on the Common toolbar or keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Y.</para><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
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		</figure><para>Do one of following:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Undo</emphasis> command from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu. </listitem><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Redo</emphasis> command from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the last change in text was successfully undone or redone.</para><para>To search for a word in the topic, use <emphasis role="bold">Find</emphasis> function from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu or button on the Common toolbar or keyboard shortcut Ctrl-F.</para><figure> 
	<title>Find dialog</title> 
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		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Choose <emphasis role="bold">Find</emphasis> command from the <emphasis role="bold">Edit</emphasis> menu. </listitem><listitem>Find dialog is displayed. </listitem><listitem>Type into <emphasis role="bold">Find what</emphasis> box the word (or several) you are looking for. </listitem><listitem>Check <emphasis role="bold">Match whole words only</emphasis> option if you want to search only for standalone words. </listitem><listitem>Check <emphasis role="bold">Match case</emphasis> option if you want to search only for words with exactly same upper and lower case as you have typed. </listitem><listitem>Select <emphasis role="bold">Direction</emphasis> of searching. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">Find Next</emphasis>, each next click will move you to next appearance of the searched string.</listitem></orderedlist></section></section> 
	<section><title>ToC Changes</title> 
	<section id="topic14"><title>Insert New Book</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmBook" topicid="3"
	?><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>create new</secondary></indexterm><para>Create a new book is possible only if no other book is right now opened.</para><figure> 
	<title>Empty popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_empty.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>To create a new book, follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Start Helptrix Author application or choose <emphasis role="bold">New</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">File</emphasis> menu. </listitem><listitem>Click right mouse button anywhere in table of content (ToC) area, popup menu will appear. </listitem><listitem>Popup menu has only one item <emphasis role="bold">Insert Book</emphasis>, choose it. </listitem><listitem>Book properties dialog is displayed (see figure bellow). Correctly fill the <emphasis role="bold">Book title</emphasis> and <emphasis role="bold">Author</emphasis> fields, other fields are filled with predefined values, you may change them if you want. Select main language for the book from the combo box <emphasis role="bold">Language</emphasis> with pre-defined languages. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button to insert book.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Book properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\insert_book1.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>If you want to add also some additional languages to your book, click on "<emphasis role="bold">&gt;&gt;</emphasis>" button in the bottom right corner. Second part of the book properties window will be displayed (see figure bellow). From the language combo box select pre-defined language. Click <emphasis role="bold">Add</emphasis> button to add language with abbreviation to list. Select language in the list and click <emphasis role="bold">Remove</emphasis> button if you want to remove language from the list.</para><figure> 
	<title>Extended book properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\insert_book2.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>After clicking <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button, you will be asked for the project file name (see figure bellow). Select folder and file name (Helptrix project file type) for your new project. Click <emphasis role="bold">Save</emphasis> button. In the selected folder will be also created folder with the same name as your project. In this project folder will be stored project content, so do not remove it.</para><figure> 
	<title>Save As dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\save_book.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, the new book has been successfully created and displayed in ToC.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic15"><title>Insert New Chapter</title><indexterm><primary>chapter</primary><secondary>insert new</secondary></indexterm><para>Insert a chapter is possible via book or chapter popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Book popu menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_book.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><figure> 
	<title>Chapter popu menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_chapter.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book, or create new book. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">a)</emphasis> Click on the book and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter</emphasis> item. <emphasis role="bold">b)</emphasis> Click on existing chapter and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter Before</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter After</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>The <emphasis role="bold">Chapter Title</emphasis> dialog appears (see figure bellow). Type in value. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Chapter title dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\insert_chapter.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, new chapter has been successfully inserted.</para><note> 
	<para>Command <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter</emphasis> always inserts chapter as a last child. Commands <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter Before</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Insert Chapter After</emphasis> always inserts chapter as a previous or a next sibling.</para></note></section> 
	<section id="topic16"><title>Insert New Topic</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmTopicTitle" topicid="14"
	?><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>insert new topic</secondary></indexterm><para>Insert a topic is possible via chapter or topic popup menu. Topic can be inserted only in the chapter.</para><figure> 
	<title>Chapter popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_chapter.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Topic popup menu</para><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">a)</emphasis> Click on the existing chapter and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic</emphasis> item. b) Click on the existing topic and then click mouse right button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic Before</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic After</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>The Topic Title dialog appears (see figure bellow). Type in value for <emphasis role="bold">Topic title</emphasis>. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert </emphasis>button.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Topic title dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\insert_topic.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>New topic has been successfully inserted. New empty topic (only with title) is displayed in topic editing area on the right side.</para><note> 
	<para>Command <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic</emphasis> inserts topic in the chapter always as a last child. Commands <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic Before</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Insert Topic After</emphasis> inserts topic always as a previous or a next sibling.</para></note></section> 
	<section id="topic17"><title>Change Book Properties</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmBookProperties" topicid="4"
	?><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><para>Change the book properties is possible via book popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Book popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_book.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the book and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Properties</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>The <emphasis role="bold">Book Properties</emphasis> dialog appears (see figure bellow). Change values as you want. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Book properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\book_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, the book properties have been successfully changed.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic18"><title>Change Chapter Properties</title><indexterm><primary>chapter</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><para>Change chapter properties is possible via chapter popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Chapter popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_chapter.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter, or create new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the chapter and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Properties</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>The <emphasis role="bold">Chapter Title</emphasis> dialog appears (see figure bellow). Change value as you want. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Chapter properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\chapter_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, the chapter properties have been successfully changed.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic19"><title>Topic Index Words</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmIndex" topicid="8"
	?><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>indexes</secondary></indexterm><para>Topic may have index words, which will appear in final result as the index. They are useful for quick finding desired information. Index words can be primary or secondary. Primary index word may have many secondary index words. Add topic index words is possible via topic popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Topic popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_topic.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter and topic, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the topic and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Index</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Topic Index Words</emphasis> window will appear (see figure bellow). </listitem><listitem>Click right mouse button anywhere. Popup menu with <emphasis role="bold">Insert Primary Index</emphasis> item will appear. Click item. New index word has been added to list, now edit it's text. </listitem><listitem>Click right mouse button on existing primary or secondary index. Popup menu will appear. Click item <emphasis role="bold">Insert Primary Index</emphasis> for inserting new primary index word. Click item<emphasis role="bold"> Insert Secondary Index</emphasis> for inserting secondary idex word into the current primary index word. Click item <emphasis role="bold">Remove</emphasis> to delete primary/secondary index word. </listitem><listitem>To edit an index word text, click two times on it. </listitem><listitem>Repeat steps 4., 5. and 6. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Index words window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\indexes.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, the topic index words has been inserted or changed successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic20"><title>Topic State</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>state</secondary></indexterm><para>Each topic may be locked. Topic state will not appear in the output, it is used only during editing. It's purpose is to lock finished topics, so writer can easily keep track, which topics need some work to be finished. As soon as a topic is locked, it become sread-only. To edit the topic once again, unlock it first. Remember, that before translation (using Helptrix Translator) should be all topics locked. Unlocked topics are highlighted in the ToC by red color. Topic state also appears in the status bar. Change the topic state is possible via topic popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Topic popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_topic.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter and topic, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the topic and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. To change topic state, check/uncheck <emphasis role="bold">Lock</emphasis> item.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the topic state has been changed successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic21"><title>Delete book</title><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>delete</secondary></indexterm><para>Delete the book is possible via book popup menu. Book must be empty.</para><figure> 
	<title>Book popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_book.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the book and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Delete Book</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>You will be asked if you are sure to delete book. Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the book has been deleted successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic22"><title>Delete Chapter</title><indexterm><primary>chapter</primary><secondary>delete</secondary></indexterm><para>Delete a chapter is possible via chapter popup menu. Chapter must be empty.</para><figure> 
	<title>Chapter popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_chapter.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the chapter and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Delete Chapter</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>You will be asked if you are sure to delete chapter. Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the chapter has been deleted successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic23"><title>Delete topic</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>delete</secondary></indexterm><para>Delete a topic is possible via topic popup menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Topic popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_topic.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Open an existing project with book and at least one chapter and topic, or create a new one. </listitem><listitem>Click on the topic and then click right mouse button. Popup menu appears. Select <emphasis role="bold">Delete Topic</emphasis> item. </listitem><listitem>You will be asked if you are sure to delete topic. Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, the topic has been deleted successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic24"><title>Drag'n'Drop</title><para>Reorganizing an existing book content is provided via drag'n'drop method. It is possible to drag'n'drop topics and chapters to new destination and this way change the book structure.</para><note> 
	<para>There are two different chapters types in the Helptrix Author. <emphasis role="bold">First-level chapters</emphasis> are chapters, which are direct children of the book. <emphasis role="bold">Sub-chapters</emphasis> are chapters, which are not direct children of the book, their parent is another chapter.</para></note><para>It is possible:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>drag'n'drop topic on topic - dragged topic will be inserted before target topic as sibling. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop topic on chapter - dragged topic will be inserted in target chapter as last child. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop sub-chapter on topic - dragged sub-chapter will be inserted before target topic as sibling. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop sub-chapter on sub-chapter - dragged sub-chapter will be inserted before target sub-chapter as sibling. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop sub-chapter on first-level chapter - dragged sub-chapter will be inserted in target first level chapter as last child. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop first-level chapter on first-level chapter - dragged first-level chapter will be inserted before target first-level chapter as sibling.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>It is impossible: </para><itemizedlist><listitem>drag'n'drop anything on the book. </listitem><listitem>drag'n'drop first-level chapter on sub-chapter or topic.</listitem></itemizedlist><figure> 
	<title>Drag'n'drop in ToC</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\drag_n_drop.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Follow this steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Click and hold down left mouse button on the topic/chapter you want to drag. </listitem><listitem>Still holding left mouse button down, move mouse cursor to the target topic/chapter. Mouse cursor changes and as you move the cursor over the topics/chapters, they are highlighted if it is possible to drop dragged node on them (see figure above). </listitem><listitem>If mouse cursor is on target topic/chapter and target is highlighted, left mouse button.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Now, topic/chapter has been dragged and dropped successfully.</para></section></section> 
	<section><title>Topic Editing</title> 
	<section id="topic25"><title>Topic Title</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>title</secondary></indexterm><para>To set or cancel topic title, click <emphasis role="bold">Topic Title</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. Topic title is automatically inserted when topic is created, so it is very rare to use this button.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic26"><title>Paragraph</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>paragraph</secondary></indexterm><para>To set or cancel paragraph, click <emphasis role="bold">Paragraph</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. Pargraph button also usually cancels another elements as notes or lists.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic52"><title>Paragraph Header</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>pragraph header</secondary></indexterm><para>To create a paragraph header, click <emphasis role="bold">Paragraph Header</emphasis> on the Element toolbar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Paragraph header will appear in the topic as bold underlined line (see figure bellow).</para><figure> 
	<title>Paragraph header in the topic text</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\paraheader.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic27"><title>Note</title><para>To insert or cancel note, click <emphasis role="bold">Note</emphasis> on the Element toolbar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Note with blue background will appear in the topic. Edit it freely as ordinary paragraph. If you want to specify note title, it is possible by making <emphasis role="bold">Bold</emphasis> first line with text of desired note title (see figure bellow). If note title isn't specified, it will be created automatically in output for each language (e.g. for English "Note").</para><figure> 
	<title>Note in the topic</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\note.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic28"><title>Bold</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>sign</secondary></indexterm><para>To make or cancel text bold, click <emphasis role="bold">Bold</emphasis> on the Element toolbar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic29"><title>Lists</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>lists</secondary></indexterm><para>There are two types of lists in the Helptrix Author:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Bulleted list</emphasis> (unordered) will appear in output as list with bullets before each list item. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Numbered list</emphasis> (ordered) will appear in output as list with numbers before each list item. Numbering is automatic.</listitem></itemizedlist><para>To insert or cancel lists, click <emphasis role="bold">Bulleted List</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Ordered List</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. New item in list is added simply by pressing Enter.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic30"><title>Link</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmLink" topicid="9"
	?><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>link</secondary></indexterm><para>To insert link or change existing link properties, click <emphasis role="bold">Link</emphasis> on the Element toolbar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The <emphasis role="bold">Link Properties</emphasis> window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Link properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\link_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>There are two different types of links:</para><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Local link</emphasis>. If you want to make a local link to some other topic in the book (or anchor as well), select in table of content on left side desired topic or anchor inside a topic (represented by green arrow). </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Web link</emphasis>. If you want to make link to world wide web, first click to radio button <emphasis role="bold">web link</emphasis> to make this option active. Then type down url address of website and link description. </listitem></orderedlist><para>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button.</para><figure> 
	<title>Links in the topic text</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\link.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Link appears in the topic text. If link is local, changing link description will not have any influence on output, because link description is generated automatically when output is created. In case of web link, link description will appear in output as it is in the text.</para><para>To get properties of existing link, press <emphasis role="bold">Link</emphasis> button on element toolbar, while cursor is on link description in the text. The same link properties dialog will appear with the highlighted local link or filled values of the web link.</para><para>To remove link, completely delete link description from the text.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic31"><title>Anchor</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>anchor</secondary></indexterm><para>Anchor is used to point to exact place in the topic and it's purpose is to be refered by a link. To insert anchor or change existing anchor properties, click <emphasis role="bold">Anchor</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. </para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Anchor will appear in the topic text with highlighted background (you can set the color, <xref linkend="topic38"/>). Anchor description is what will be displayed as a link description of link refering to this anchor, so change it to correct description. Anchor itself is non-visual element and will not appear in the output, so do not use it as a header of a paragraph.</para><figure> 
	<title>Anchor in topic text</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\anchor_text.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>To remove anchor, completly delete anchor description from the text.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic32"><title>Image</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmImage" topicid="7"
	?><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>image</secondary></indexterm><para>Images can be placed only in the "project folder\img" folder. This folder includes separate subfolders for each language (e.g. for English "en"). So, for using image in the book, it is necessary to copy or import image to the proper language (main language) subfolder. To insert image or change existing image properties, click <emphasis role="bold">Image</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. </para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The <emphasis role="bold">Image Properties</emphasis> window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Image properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\image_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para><emphasis role="bold">Images</emphasis> list on left side displays all images in "project folder\img\main lang" folder. Only images from this folder can be inserted. If the image you want to use is in another folder, click buttom <emphasis role="bold">Import</emphasis>. In displayed open file dialog locate the image, it will be copied into "project folder\img\main lang". Pick image from the list. <emphasis role="bold">Image Preview</emphasis> is placed on the left side. From <emphasis role="bold">Image Appearance</emphasis> choose in which output should image included. From combo box <emphasis role="bold">Image Format</emphasis> choose format (it is done usually automatically). Image format abbreviation is usually the same as image file extension. If you want to have image in different size from original, type value in percents in <emphasis role="bold">Image Scale</emphasis>. Finally, specify <emphasis role="bold">Image Description</emphasis>. Image description will appear in output as figure description bellow image. The prefix "Figure" with auto-number of figure will be added automatically in output, so do not try number images by yourself.</para><para>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button.</para><para>Image with it's description will appear in topic text. From text you may change image description simply by editing it.</para><para>To get properties of existing image, click <emphasis role="bold">Image</emphasis> button on element toolbar, while cursor is on image description in the text or image is selected. The same image properties dialog will appear with highlighted current image and filled values.</para><para>To remove image, completely delete image and also it's description from the text.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic33"><title>Specify Output</title><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>specify output</secondary></indexterm><para>You may specify certain parts of the topic to appear only in printed or only in online output. This is extremely useful e.g. for images, when in online output you want to appear color image in lower quality and in printed output is preferable to have grey image in higher quality. The parts (elements) for which you may specify output are:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>paragraph </listitem><listitem>note </listitem><listitem>image </listitem><listitem>table</listitem></itemizedlist><para>To set or cancel output specification, click <emphasis role="bold">Printed Output</emphasis> or <emphasis role="bold">Online Output</emphasis> on the Element toolbar.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>If the output is specified, element will appear in topic text with highlighted background (you may set colors, <xref linkend="topic38"/>). First paragraph on the figure bellow will appear in both outputs, printed and online. The image will appear only in the online output. Finally, second paragraph will appear only in the printed output. </para><figure> 
	<title>Specified output in the topic text</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\output_text.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><note> 
	<para>Elements with specified output will appear in the output with white background, highlighted background is shown only in the Helptrix Author application for better orientation in the topic content.</para></note></section> 
	<section id="topic34"><title>Table</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmTable" topicid="13"
	?><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>table</secondary></indexterm><para>To insert a table, click <emphasis role="bold">Table</emphasis> on the Element toolbar. It is not possible to change the table properties (border and header) later.</para><figure> 
	<title>Element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_element.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The <emphasis role="bold">Table Properties</emphasis> dialog is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Table properties</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\table_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Type in <emphasis role="bold">Number of Rows</emphasis> and <emphasis role="bold">Number of Columns</emphasis> for the new table. On the right side check checkbox <emphasis role="bold">Table Header</emphasis> if the table should have the header (first row with highlighted background). Also check checkbox<emphasis role="bold"> Table Border</emphasis> if the table should have the border. Finally, specify the <emphasis role="bold">Table Description</emphasis>. Table description will appear in output bellow table. The prefix "Table" with auto-number of the table will be added automatically in output, so do not try number tables by yourself.</para><para>Click <emphasis role="bold">Insert</emphasis> button. Empty table with it's description will appear in the topic text. </para><para>From text you can change image description simply by editing it and of course, you can edit content of all table cells. If cursor is in a table cell, the rest of  the Element toolbar (table-related) will become available also.</para><figure> 
	<title>Table-related part of element toolbar</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\toolbar_table.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The buttons usable inside the table are:</para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Left</emphasis> aligns cell content to the left. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Center</emphasis> aligns cell content to the center. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Align Right</emphasis> aligns cell content to the right. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Insert Row</emphasis> inserts row in the table before row with cursor. Not available in table header. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Delete Row</emphasis> deletes row with cursor. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Insert Column</emphasis> inserts column in the table before column with cursor. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Delete Column</emphasis> deletes column with cursor.</listitem></itemizedlist></section> 
	<section id="topic48"><title>Spelling</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmSpellCheck" topicid="20"
	?><indexterm><primary>spelling</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>spelling</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>spelling</secondary></indexterm><para>Helptrix Author provides possibility of spell checking using MS Word dictionary. It of course means necessitate of installed MS Word on your computer along with proper language dictionary. However, spelling works only with  Select <emphasis role="bold">Spelling</emphasis> from the<emphasis role="bold"> Edit</emphasis> menu or use shortcut F7.</para><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_edit.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Word is selected in text. </emphasis>In this case, only this word will be checked for spelling. If the word is alright, its selection will disappear If not, Spell Checking window with suggestions will be displayed. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Nothing is selected in text</emphasis>. In this case, the whole topic text will be checked for spelling. If misspelled word is found, Spell Checking window with whole paragraph and suggestions will be displayed.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Spell checking window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\spelling.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>On the left side is displayed paragraph with the misspelled word highlighted by blue background. In the text box on the right side is displayed misspelled word. You can edit it, or click on one of suggestions in the list (suggestion will appear in text box). Click <emphasis role="bold">Replace</emphasis> button to fix misspelled word (will be fixed with word currently displayed in text box), or click <emphasis role="bold">Skip</emphasis> button to leave this word as it is and continue. Click <emphasis role="bold">Stop</emphasis> button to cancel spell checking completely. Instead of clicking on <emphasis role="bold">Replace</emphasis> button you can just double-click on one suggestion in the list for the same result as well.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic49"><title>Synonyms</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmSynonyms" topicid="21"
	?><indexterm><primary>synonyms</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>synonyms</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>synonyms</secondary></indexterm><para>Helptrix Author provides possibility of accessing MS Word synonyms (words with the same meaning) dictionary. It of course means necessitate of having installed MS Word on your computer along with the proper language dictionary. Select <emphasis role="bold">Synonyms</emphasis> from the<emphasis role="bold"> Edit</emphasis> menu or use shortcut F7.</para><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_edit.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Word is selected in text. </emphasis>In this case, Synonyms window with the selected word and its synonyms will be displayed. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Nothing is selected in text</emphasis>. Empty Synonyms window will be displayed. </listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Synonyms window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\synonyms.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>On the top is text box with the word synonyms are looked for. You can edit it freely, lists of meanings and synonyms are changing dynamically. On the left is <emphasis role="bold">Meanings</emphasis> list encountering all word meanings. Click on one of the meanings to display synonyms for it. On the right side <emphasis role="bold">Synonyms</emphasis> list with all synonyms for selected meaning. Click on one of the synonyms and then click <emphasis role="bold">Use</emphasis> button to insert it into the topic text. You can double-click on synonym in the list with the same result as well.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic50"><title>Antonyms</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmAntonyms" topicid="16"
	?><indexterm><primary>antonyms</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>antonyms</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>antonyms</secondary></indexterm><para>Helptrix Author provides possibility of accessing MS Word antonyms (words with opposite meaning) dictionary. It of course means necessitate of having installed MS Word on your computer along with the proper language dictionary. Select <emphasis role="bold">Antonyms</emphasis> from the<emphasis role="bold"> Edit</emphasis> menu or use shortcut F7.</para><figure> 
	<title>Edit menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_edit.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Word is selected in text. </emphasis>In this case, Antonyms window with the selected word and it's antonyms will be displayed. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Nothing is selected in text</emphasis>. Empty Antonyms window will be displayed. </listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Antonyms window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\antonyms.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>On the top is the text box with the word antonyms are looked for. You can edit it freely, list of antonyms is changing dynamically. Bellow is <emphasis role="bold">Antonyms</emphasis> list with all antonyms for word. Click on one of the antonyms and then click <emphasis role="bold">Use</emphasis> button to insert it into the topic text. You can double-click on antonym in the list with the same result as well.</para></section></section> 
	<section><title>Tools</title> 
	<section id="topic42"><title>Verify</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmVerify" topicid="22"
	?><indexterm><primary>images</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>verify</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>lock</secondary></indexterm><para>Verify tool creates reports on unfinished topics, missing images, all used images in the project and list of images, which are no longer used by the project. Choose <emphasis role="bold">Verify</emphasis> item from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The verify report window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Verify report window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\verify.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Via four buttons on the top you may switch between four reports:</para><orderedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Unfinished topics</emphasis> lists number of unlocked topics for each project language. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Missing images</emphasis> contains list of images, which are used in the book, but wasn't found in the "project folder\img". One list for each project language is created. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Used images</emphasis> contains list of all images used in the book. There is only one list - for the main project language. </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Redundant images</emphasis> report lists all images, which were found in the "project folder\img", but are not used in the book. This allows to clean-up project folder e.g. before creating backup or exporting project.</listitem></orderedlist><para>Click the left bottom button to show <emphasis role="bold">Print Preview</emphasis> or the button next to it to <emphasis role="bold">Print</emphasis> the report.</para></section> 
	<section><title>Output</title> 
	<section id="topic37"><title>Create Output</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmOutput" topicid="12"
	?><indexterm><primary>HTML Help</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>HTML</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>outputs</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>PDF</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>create output</secondary></indexterm><para>With Helptrix you can publish manuals in several formats:</para><para><emphasis role="bold">HTML Help</emphasis> is a standard online Windows help format since Windows 98. Provides three pane user interface with help ToC on the left, indexes, quick search and context sensitive help (<xref linkend="topic35"/>) for your users. It is an ideal choice to distribute along with your Windows applications. </para><para><emphasis role="bold">PDF</emphasis> is a open de facto standard for electronic document distribution with great printing abilities. You can distribute PDF manual electronical way and your users can print it themselfs, or you can print it immediately and ship it.</para><para><emphasis role="bold">HTML</emphasis> is used for a browser based help. Placing your manual on Internet or intranet is perfect solution for multiplatform environment. It comes as a simple continuos HTML page, similar to PDF.</para><para><emphasis role="bold">HTML (frames)</emphasis> is more sophisticated version with frames and JavaScript functionality, which it makes look like HTML Help in three pane style, and it also provides context sensitive help (<xref linkend="topic35"/>). All this is suitable for Internet and multiplatform environment</para><para><emphasis role="bold">DocBook XML</emphasis>. XML is markup language designed to describe and carry data. DocBook is a very popular XML vocabulary for writing technical documentation, any kind of manuals or books. With your help in DocBook standard you have more opportunities to work with it further. </para><note> 
	<para>To create outputs, you will need some third-party software (<xref linkend="topic2"/>).</para></note><para>Common features for HTML Help and HTML formats:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>good obvious manual structure, good orientation  </listitem><listitem>quick access to topics </listitem><listitem>hyperlinks </listitem><listitem>color images </listitem><listitem>context sensitive help</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Common disadvantages for HTML Help and HTML:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>need of computer to read </listitem><listitem>some users prefer printed manuals</listitem></itemizedlist><para>Points specific only to HTML Help:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>quick access (by Help menu or by pressing F1) from the application </listitem><listitem>provides indexes </listitem><listitem>provides quick search </listitem><listitem>Windows dependant </listitem></itemizedlist><para>PDF format features:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>very good printed results </listitem><listitem>tool for reading PDF files is provided by Adobe for free </listitem><listitem>PDF files looks always exactly as was created </listitem><listitem>platform independent </listitem><listitem>some users prefer printed manuals </listitem><listitem>no need of computer to read (after print)</listitem></itemizedlist><para>PDF format disadvantages:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>PDF is supposed to be published in printed form - grey images should be used </listitem><listitem>aftre print hyperlinks aren't working, search isn't available </listitem><listitem>longer looking for topic or desired information</listitem></itemizedlist><para>To create a output from your book (publish), choose <emphasis role="bold">Create Output</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The tool window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Create output window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\create_output.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Choose output language from the <emphasis role="bold">Language</emphasis> combo box. Then choose format of <emphasis role="bold">Output</emphasis> you want to create. Besides, if you want to keep XML file in DocBook format, check <emphasis role="bold">Keep DocBook XML file</emphasis> check box. Click <emphasis role="bold">Properties</emphasis> button if you want to customize output appearance (<xref linkend="topic55"/>, <xref linkend="topic56"/>, <xref linkend="topic57"/>, <xref linkend="topic58"/>). <emphasis role="bold">Output Properties</emphasis> window is displayed with four tabs according to four possible output formats.</para><note> 
	<para>Output properties are not changed to default after application restart, they persist set as last time were.</para></note><para>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button. Report window is displayed to inform you about state of creating output. Be patient, it may take several minutes.</para><figure> 
	<title>Create output report window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\create_output_report.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>If everything went well, "Done." should appear at the bottom of report window and <emphasis role="bold">Close</emphasis> button is now available Line "OUTPUT" tells you, were te result is stored. It is in "project folder\output" subfolder. If some error occurs output is not created and error report is shown in report window in red color.</para><para>Now you may close report window.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic55"><title>HTML Help Properties</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmOutputProperties" topicid="23"
	?><indexterm><primary>HTML Help</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>properties</primary><secondary>HTML Help</secondary></indexterm><para>This tab of the Output Properties window allows customizing HTML Help output appearance.</para><figure> 
	<title>Output properties, HTML Help tab</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\output_hh.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><formalpara><title>Note</title><para>It is possible to customize notes appearance by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Title</emphasis> font, size and color, by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Body</emphasis> font, size and color, and finally by setting note background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Body</title><para>It is possible to customize ordinary texts appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table Header</title><para>It is possible to customize table header cells appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Figure &amp; Table Description</title><para>It is possible to customize formal descriptions appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. In addition it si possible to choose if description should appear after or before formal object (figure or table).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Author</title><para>It is possible to customize author declaration appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Book Title</title><para>It is possible to customize book title appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Chapter &amp; Topic Title</title><para>It is possible to customize chapter and topic titles appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. It is possible to set size, only when <emphasis role="bold">Same Size</emphasis> is checked. In this case all chapter and topic titles are the same size (value in size combo box), otherwise their size depends on their nesting.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table of Contents</title><para>This frame includes several options:</para></formalpara><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC</emphasis> - if to create book main table of contents </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Figures</emphasis> - if to create list of all figures in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Tables</emphasis> - if to create list of all tables in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC in Chapters</emphasis> - if to create ToCs also inside chapters with list of subchapters </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Root in Left-Pane Toc</emphasis> - if should the tree representation of the book have "root" element on the top </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Advanced Search</emphasis> - HTML Help includes also searching pane, should it offer advanced option for searching? </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Chapter Split Level</emphasis> - depth of nested chapters, in which they still should be in a standalone chunk</listitem></itemizedlist><formalpara><title>Content</title><para>If topics include parts dedicated only to one output, select which parts should appear in the result. If not, this setting doesn't matter. </para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cover Image</title><para>It is possible to have a cover image on the book front page. Type in image file name, or browse for it using button next to it.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Reset</title><para>Resets settings on this tab to default.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Save</title><para>Saves settings on all tabs (for all outputs) to Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Load</title><para>Loads previously saved settings to all tabs (for all outputs) from Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>OK</title><para>Click OK, if settings are alright.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cancel</title><para>After clicking Cancel, settings will return to previous state.</para></formalpara></section> 
	<section id="topic56"><title>PDF Properties</title><indexterm><primary>PDF</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>properties</primary><secondary>PDF</secondary></indexterm><para>This tab of the Output Properties window allows customizing PDF output appearance.</para><figure> 
	<title>Output properties, PDF tab</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\output_pdf.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><formalpara><title>Note</title><para>It is possible to customize notes appearance by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Title</emphasis> font, size and color, by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Body</emphasis> font, size and color, and finally by setting note background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Body</title><para>It is possible to customize ordinary texts appearance by setting font, size, color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table Header</title><para>It is possible to customize table header cells appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Figure &amp; Table Description</title><para>It is possible to customize formal descriptions appearance by setting font, size, color. In addition it si possible to choose if description should appear after or before formal object (figure or table).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Chapter &amp; Topic Title</title><para>It is possible to customize chapter and topic titles appearance by setting font, size, color. It is possible to set size, only when <emphasis role="bold">Same Size</emphasis> is checked. In this case all chapter and topic titles are the same size (value in size combo box), otherwise their size depends on their nesting.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table of Contents</title><para>This frame includes several options:</para></formalpara><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC</emphasis> - if to create book main table of contents </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Auto Number</emphasis> - if chapters and topics should be numbered (in decimal style) </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Figures</emphasis> - if to create list of all figures in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Tables</emphasis> - if to create list of all tables in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC in Chapters</emphasis> - if to create ToCs also inside chapters with list of subchapters </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Bookmarks</emphasis> - PDF offers bookmarks - a tree-like ToC for quick navigation (similar to HTML Help) </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Header &amp; Footer Rule</emphasis> - if headers and footers are separated from the rest of the page by rule (line) </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">ToC Depth</emphasis> - depth of nested chapters in which they should still appear in the ToC </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Number of Columns</emphasis> - number of columns on the page </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Paper Type</emphasis> - width and height of page, supported are standard formats A, B, C and US letter</listitem></itemizedlist><formalpara><title>Content</title><para>If topics include parts dedicated only to one output, select which parts should appear in the result. If not, this setting doesn't matter. </para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cover Image</title><para>It is possible to have a cover image on the book front page. Type in image file name, or browse for it using button next to it.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Reset</title><para>Resets settings on this tab to default.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Save</title><para>Saves settings on all tabs (for all outputs) to Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Load</title><para>Loads previously saved settings to all tabs (for all outputs) from Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>OK</title><para>Click OK, if settings are alright.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cancel</title><para>After clicking Cancel, settings will return to previous state.</para></formalpara></section> 
	<section id="topic57"><title>HTML Properties</title><indexterm><primary>HTML</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>properties</primary><secondary>HTML</secondary></indexterm><para>This tab of the Output Properties window allows customizing HTML output appearance.</para><figure> 
	<title>Output properties, HTML tab</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\output_html.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><formalpara><title>Note</title><para>It is possible to customize notes appearance by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Title</emphasis> font, size and color, by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Body</emphasis> font, size and color, and finally by setting note background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Body</title><para>It is possible to customize ordinary texts appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table Header</title><para>It is possible to customize table header cells appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Figure &amp; Table Description</title><para>It is possible to customize formal descriptions appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. In addition it si possible to choose if description should appear after or before formal object (figure or table).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Author</title><para>It is possible to customize author declaration appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Book Title</title><para>It is possible to customize book title appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Chapter &amp; Topic Title</title><para>It is possible to customize chapter and topic titles appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. It is possible to set size, only when <emphasis role="bold">Same Size</emphasis> is checked. In this case all chapter and topic titles are the same size (value in size combo box), otherwise their size depends on their nesting.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table of Contents</title><para>This frame includes several options:</para></formalpara><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC</emphasis> - if to create book main table of contents </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Auto Number</emphasis> - if chapters and topics should be numbered (in decimal style) </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Figures</emphasis> - if to create list of all figures in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Tables</emphasis> - if to create list of all tables in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC in Chapters</emphasis> - if to create ToCs also inside chapters with list of subchapters </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">ToC Depth</emphasis> - depth of nested chapters in which they should still appear in the ToC<emphasis role="bold"/></listitem></itemizedlist><formalpara><title>Content</title><para>If topics include parts dedicated only to one output, select which parts should appear in the result. If not, this setting doesn't matter. </para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cover Image</title><para>It is possible to have a cover image on the book front page. Type in image file name, or browse for it using button next to it.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Reset</title><para>Resets settings on this tab to default.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Save</title><para>Saves settings on all tabs (for all outputs) to Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Load</title><para>Loads previously saved settings to all tabs (for all outputs) from Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>OK</title><para>Click OK, if settings are alright.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cancel</title><para>After clicking Cancel, settings will return to previous state.</para></formalpara></section> 
	<section id="topic58"><title>HTML Frames Properties</title><indexterm><primary>HTML with frames</primary><secondary>properties</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>properties</primary><secondary>HTML with frames</secondary></indexterm><para>This tab of the Output Properties window allows customizing HTML witt frames output appearance.</para><figure> 
	<title>Output properties, HTML frames tab</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\output_frames.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><formalpara><title>Note</title><para>It is possible to customize notes appearance by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Title</emphasis> font, size and color, by setting <emphasis role="bold">Note Body</emphasis> font, size and color, and finally by setting note background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Left Pane ToC</title><para>It is possible to customize ToC in the left pane appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Body</title><para>It is possible to customize ordinary texts appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table Header</title><para>It is possible to customize table header cells appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Figure &amp; Table Description</title><para>It is possible to customize formal descriptions appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. In addition it si possible to choose if description should appear after or before formal object (figure or table).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Author</title><para>It is possible to customize author declaration appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Book Title</title><para>It is possible to customize book title appearance on the front page by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Chapter &amp; Topic Title</title><para>It is possible to customize chapter and topic titles appearance by setting font, size, color, and by setting background color. It is possible to set size, only when <emphasis role="bold">Same Size</emphasis> is checked. In this case all chapter and topic titles are the same size (value in size combo box), otherwise their size depends on their nesting.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Table of Contents</title><para>This frame includes several options:</para></formalpara><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC</emphasis> - if to create book main table of contents </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Auto Number</emphasis> - if chapters and topics should be numbered (in decimal style) </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Figures</emphasis> - if to create list of all figures in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create List of Tables</emphasis> - if to create list of all tables in the book </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Create ToC in Chapters</emphasis> - if to create ToCs also inside chapters with list of subchapters </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">Chapter Split Level</emphasis> - depth of nested chapters, in which they still should be in a standalone chunk</listitem></itemizedlist><formalpara><title>Content</title><para>If topics include parts dedicated only to one output, select which parts should appear in the result. If not, this setting doesn't matter. </para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cover Image</title><para>It is possible to have a cover image on the book front page. Type in image file name, or browse for it using button next to it.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Reset</title><para>Resets settings on this tab to default.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Save</title><para>Saves settings on all tabs (for all outputs) to Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Load</title><para>Loads previously saved settings to all tabs (for all outputs) from Helptrix Output Properties file (*.hop).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>OK</title><para>Click OK, if settings are alright.</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>Cancel</title><para>After clicking Cancel, settings will return to previous state.</para></formalpara></section></section> 
	<section id="topic43"><title>Backup Project</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmBackup" topicid="17"
	?><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>backup</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>backup</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>backup</secondary></indexterm><para>Backup tool provides easy one-click backup of your project. Tool adds all project files (book, images) to ZIP archive. This is perfectly suitable for making quick backups of your project or for sending your project via e-mail as well. Choose <emphasis role="bold">Backup Project</emphasis> item from the  <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>First choose placing of result of ZIP archive file from Save As dialog.</para><figure> 
	<title>Save as dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\backup_save.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>You are informed about progress of operation with the <emphasis role="bold">Backup</emphasis>  window.</para><figure> 
	<title>Backup progress</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\backup_progress.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, project has been backuped successfully.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic44"><title>Export Project</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmExport" topicid="18"
	?><indexterm><primary>collaborative translation</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>export</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>export project</secondary></indexterm><para>Intention of three tools in <emphasis role="bold">Export / Import</emphasis> submenu is to provide possibility of collaborative work on translation of the book. System works like that:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Use tool <emphasis role="bold">Export Project</emphasis> from Helptrix Author. It means that project will be prepared for translation, then locked (made read-only) and finally packed into the ZIP archive. Project will be read-only because it is essential to preserve, that no change will be made to the project during its copies are out for translation. All languages that are supposed to be translated, should be added to project before export! </listitem><listitem>Send (e.g. via e-mail) copy of your project packed in ZIP to each translator that should translate one language (using Helptrix Translator). As soon as translations are done, they will send you back translated versions of your project. </listitem><listitem>For each language use tool <emphasis role="bold">Import Language</emphasis> from AdminTool. This tool imports only selected language into your project, so this way is possible to unite all translated versions back to your project. Note, that it is possible to import languages only while project is locked. </listitem><listitem>When all translated languages are imported, use tool <emphasis role="bold">Unlock Project</emphasis> to make project once again editable. </listitem></orderedlist><note> 
	<para>Remember, that during export, project was given unique key and it is possible to import languages only from exported project with the same key. For example, it is not possible to export project, send copies for translation, unlock project, and when translated copies are back export project once again to import languages, because unique key of two exports are different!</para></note><para>To export project, select <emphasis role="bold">Export Project</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools -&gt; Export / Import </emphasis>submenu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Export / Import submenu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_export1.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now project will be locked. Lock Comment dialog is displayed and you can add comment to lock (e.g. purpose of exporting project).</para><figure> 
	<title>Lock comment dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\lock_comment.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Type in your comment, and click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> or if you do not want any comment, click <emphasis role="bold">Cancel</emphasis>. After that <emphasis role="bold">Export</emphasis> progress window informs you about progress in preparing export.</para><figure> 
	<title>Export progress window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\export_preparing.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Next, you will be asked for ZIP archive file name of exported project - Save As dialog is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Save as dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\backup_save.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Select folder, type in file name and click the <emphasis role="bold">Save</emphasis> button. Now your project is going to be stored in ZIP archive. About progress of operation you are informed via <emphasis role="bold">Export</emphasis> progress window.</para><figure> 
	<title>Export progress window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\export_finishing.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now your project has been exported successfully. Project will be reloaded and since now, every time you open this locked project, following warning will be displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Project is locked warning</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\project_locked.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Warning display information about when was project locked and your comment. Project is completely read-only, until you unlock it, but remember, that it is possible to import languages only while project is locked. Also remember, that each time you are exporting project, unique key is generated, so it is not possible to import languages from other exports than current one.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic45"><title>Import Language</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmImport" topicid="19"
	?><indexterm><primary>collaborative translation</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>import language</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>import language</secondary></indexterm><para>Intention of three tools in <emphasis role="bold">Export / Import</emphasis> submenu is to provide possibility of collaborative work on translation of the book (<xref linkend="topic44"/>).</para><para>To import translated languages into the project, select <emphasis role="bold">Import Language</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools -&gt; Export / Import </emphasis>submenu. </para><note> 
	<para>Import languages is possible only when project has been exported before and is still locked.</para></note><figure> 
	<title>Export / Import submenu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_export2.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Open dialog for opening project to import from is displayed. </para><figure> 
	<title>Open dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\import_resize.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>You can select and open directly Helptrix project file (".htx") or you can select ZIP archive (".zip") with project. In second case you will be asked to select folder for extracted project from ZIP archive.</para><figure> 
	<title>Browse for folder</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\import_folder.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Project will be extracted from the ZIP archive to selected folder. Then, once again Open project dialog will be displayed in folder with extracted project - select project file and click <emphasis role="bold">Open</emphasis>.</para><note> 
	<para>Only project that was export from current project can be selected (unique keys have to match)!</para></note><para>If everything is alright, <emphasis role="bold">Import Language</emphasis> window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Import language window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\import.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>In this window you have to select from <emphasis role="bold">Language to import</emphasis> combo box language to import. In <emphasis role="bold">Selected project</emphasis> project pane you can specify by checking / unchecking items, which chapter and topics should be imported. If book or chapter is checked, its current title in selected language will be replaced during import with new one. If topic is checked, its current title and content in selected language will be replaced during import with new ones. </para><para>Click<emphasis role="bold">  Import</emphasis> button to start importing language content from the selected project to the current project. You will be informed about operation progress by Import window.</para><figure> 
	<title>Import window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\import_progress.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Now, translated language has been imported successfully to your project.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic46"><title>Unlock Project</title><indexterm><primary>collaborative translation</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>unlock</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>unlock project</secondary></indexterm><para>Intention of three tools in the <emphasis role="bold">Export / Import</emphasis> submenu is to provide possibility of collaborative work on translation of the book (<xref linkend="topic44"/>).</para><para>To unlock project, select <emphasis role="bold">Unlock Project</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools -&gt; Export / Import </emphasis>submenu. </para><note> 
	<para>Unlock project is possible only when project has been exported before and is still locked.</para></note><figure> 
	<title>Export / Import submenu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_export2.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Warning will be displayed. Warning displays information about when was project locked and your comment. Project is completely read-only, until you unlock it, but remember, that it is possible to import languages only while project is locked. Also remember, that each time you are exporting project, unique key is generated, so it is not possible to import languages from other exports than current one.</para><figure> 
	<title>Warning dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\unlock_project.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>If you are absolutely sure, that you have imported all translated languages already and you want unlock project for future editing, click on <emphasis role="bold">Yes</emphasis> button. Better think twice. Now is your project unlocked and editable as usually.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic36"><title>Add New Language</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmNewLanguage" topicid="10"
	?><indexterm><primary>book</primary><secondary>add new language</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>add new language</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>add new language</secondary></indexterm><para>This tool allows you to add new language to existing project. Remember that you are not able to remove any language from the book. Choose <emphasis role="bold">Add New Language</emphasis> item form the <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The <emphasis role="bold">Add New Language</emphasis> window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Add New Language window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\add_language.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>In pane <emphasis role="bold">Existing book languages</emphasis> are shown already existing languages in the book (their names and abbreviations), first is main project language. Select from <emphasis role="bold">Language</emphasis> combo box language you want to add to the book.</para><para>Click <emphasis role="bold">Add</emphasis> button. Only one language is added at time, so after successful addition of the language, tool window will be closed.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic35"><title>Context Help IDs</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmContextHelp" topicid="6"
	?><indexterm><primary>context sensitive help</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>context help ID</secondary></indexterm><para>Windows HTML Help offers users system, which makes possible to display certain topic exactly concerned about part of application that was user using when he asked for help. For example, if user needs help on "Image properties dialog", and this dialog is displayed as user presses F1 for help, topic referring exactly about "Image properties dialog" is showed. This system is called <emphasis role="bold">context sensitive help</emphasis>. </para><para>How it works:</para><orderedlist><listitem>In your application you must assign unique number (ID) to every component (usually form), that should provide context sensitive help. Usually development environment for programming language you are using provides some way how to do this. </listitem><listitem>In your HTML Help you have to assign these unique numbers (IDs) to topics.</listitem></orderedlist><para>In Helptrix Author is the second step provided by <emphasis role="bold">Context Help ID</emphasis> tool. This tool is designed for assigning context sensitive help IDs from application to topics in book.</para><note> 
	<title>HTML with frames</title><para>If you want to use context sensitive help in the HTML output with the frames,  use Context Help ID tool as described bellow. When output is created, you can invoke specific topic by calling "index.html" file with question mark followed by some id (number). For example, type into your browser "http://www.mycompany.com/myproduct/manual/index.html?25", assuming that path is specified correctly and some topic was assigned form with context help id 25.</para></note><para>To use Context Help ID tool select item <emphasis role="bold">Context Help ID</emphasis> from menu the <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis>.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>The tool window is displayed.</para><figure> 
	<title>Context Help ID window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\context_help.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Window is divided to the two sections. <emphasis role="bold">Help Topic</emphasis> pane on the left is table of content of your book. Topics, which have already assigned some application form are shown with red icon, unassigned topics with blue. <emphasis role="bold">Application Forms</emphasis> pane on the right shows all application forms with their number IDs. Already assigned forms are shown with red icon, unassigned with blue. To find out current assignments click on already assigned topic on the left or already assigned form on the right and its matching pair is selected automatically in the opposite pane (see figure above). Your goal is to have all applications forms assigned to some topics, because each form must have matching pair. At the other hand, not every topic must be (and most likely would be not) assigned to some application form.</para><note> 
	<para>More application forms may have the same ID number. In this case they are always treated together automatically.</para></note><para>To assign form's IDs to topics, follow these steps:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Create list of application forms which IDs you want to assign to some topic in your book. <emphasis role="bold">a)</emphasis> You have your form records stored in the XML file. In this case, click <emphasis role="bold">Load File</emphasis> button. The Open file dialog is shown. Locate XML file you have created and click Open button. Tool will make local copy of specified file and this local copy will be then used each time you run Context Help ID tool until you load new XML file. <emphasis role="bold">b)</emphasis> Create forms records manually Click on <emphasis role="bold">New </emphasis>button to add the new form record (see figure bellow). Click on<emphasis role="bold"> Edit</emphasis> button to change properties already existing form record or click <emphasis role="bold">Delete</emphasis> button to remove it. Click on <emphasis role="bold">Clear All</emphasis> button to remove all existing form records. </listitem><listitem>To create new assignment select one unassigned help topic on left side and one unassigned application form on right side. Click <emphasis role="bold">Add</emphasis> button. </listitem><listitem>To cancel existing assignment select assigned help topic on left side, or assigned application form on right side. Click <emphasis role="bold">Remove</emphasis> button. </listitem><listitem>If you have finished assigning, click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button. Changes will be saved to book immediately.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Form record</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\form_record.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>This window is used to add new or edit old form records. <emphasis role="bold">Form name</emphasis> is unique form identifier, usually form name in IDE of your programming language. <emphasis role="bold">Form caption</emphasis> is usually form title bar. <emphasis role="bold">Context Help ID</emphasis> is number that you have assigned to form in your programming language IDE. Click <emphasis role="bold">OK </emphasis>to add new form record or change properties of old one.</para></section>
 
	<section id="topic38"><title>Settings</title><?dbhh 
		topicname="frmOptions" topicid="11"
	?><indexterm><primary>HTML Help</primary><secondary>settings</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>settings</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>tools</primary><secondary>settings</secondary></indexterm><para>To change settings, select item <emphasis role="bold">Settings</emphasis> from the <emphasis role="bold">Tools</emphasis> menu.</para><figure> 
	<title>Tools menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\menu_tools.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Settings window:</para><orderedlist><listitem>Allows you to set background colors used for highlighting online output selection, printed output selection and anchor. </listitem><listitem>If you want to create HTML Help output, you have to specify correct path and file name of HTML Help Workshop in your system.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Settings window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\settings.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><formalpara><title>1. Set color</title><para/></formalpara><orderedlist><listitem>Double click on color you would like to change. Color dialog will be displayed </listitem><listitem>Pick up color you like, either from <emphasis role="bold">Basic Color</emphasis> on the left or either from <emphasis role="bold">Custom Colors</emphasis> on the right. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button on Color dialog form. </listitem><listitem>Repeat for other colors </listitem><listitem>When done, click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button on Settings window.</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Color dialog</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\settings_colors.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para><emphasis role="bold">2. Specify HTML Help Workshop path</emphasis></para><orderedlist><listitem>If you want to create HTML Help output, you have to install Microsoft HTML Help Workshop (<xref linkend="topic2"/>). In order to be used by Helptrix Author, the correct path and file name ("hhc.exe") should be specified. Usually, if you have nothing changed during installation process, path is something like "C:\Program Files\HTML Help Workshop\hhc.exe". </listitem><listitem>To locate file, click on browse button (button with blue folder) right from field with path value. Open dialog is displayed. </listitem><listitem>Locate file and click <emphasis role="bold">Open</emphasis> button. </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button on Settings window.</listitem></orderedlist></section></section></chapter> 
	<chapter><title>Troubleshooting</title> 
	<section id="topic39"><title>General</title><indexterm><primary>errors</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>troubles</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>problems</primary></indexterm><para>There are two possible troubles in application:</para><itemizedlist><listitem>Fatal error and application is closed. </listitem><listitem>Non fatal error and application keeps running.</listitem></itemizedlist><para><emphasis role="bold">1. Fatal error</emphasis></para><orderedlist><listitem>Application was shut down because of some error. </listitem><listitem>You had probably opened some project. Now it is not possible to open project, because it is read-only. You have to remove read-only flag from project file manually (<xref linkend="topic40"/>). </listitem><listitem>Run application and open the used last project. </listitem><listitem>Check project for damages, if it is necessary, reverse last step you have done before application was shut down.</listitem></orderedlist><para><emphasis role="bold">2. Non fatal error</emphasis></para><orderedlist><listitem>Save your work. </listitem><listitem>Close application correctly. </listitem><listitem>Run application once again and open last project. </listitem><listitem>Check project for damages, if it is necessary, reverse last step you have done before error occured.</listitem></orderedlist><para>If you experience some troubles, that can not be solved as described in this chapter, refer to <ulink url="http://www.helptrix.com/support.html"><citetitle>Helptrix support page</citetitle></ulink>.</para></section> 
	<section id="topic40"><title>Project is already in use</title><indexterm><primary>errors</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>read-only</primary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>is already in use</secondary></indexterm><para>When I try to open project, message box appears: "Project is already in use and can not be opened!". What to do?</para><para>It means, that your project is already opened by another Helptrix application. If you are sure that it is not, it means, that Helptrix Author was closed improperly while this project was opened. You have to remove read-only flag from project file manually.</para><para>Removing read-only flag manually (shown on figure bellow): </para><orderedlist><listitem>Open folder with project file. </listitem><listitem>Right click on project file, popup menu is displayed. </listitem><listitem>From popup menu choose item <emphasis role="bold">Properties</emphasis>, file properties window is displayed. </listitem><listitem>At the bottom of properties window uncheck <emphasis role="bold">Read-only</emphasis> check box </listitem><listitem>Click <emphasis role="bold">OK</emphasis> button</listitem></orderedlist><figure> 
	<title>Project file popup menu</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\popup_file.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><figure> 
	<title>Project file properties window</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\file_properties.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure></section> 
	<section id="topic47"><title>Project is locked</title><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>is locked</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>project</primary><secondary>open</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>read-only</primary></indexterm><para>Every time I open project, following warning is displayed. What does it mean?</para><figure> 
	<title>Project is locked warning</title> 
		<mediaobject> <imageobject> <imagedata fileref="img\en\project_locked.jpg" format="JPG" scale="100"/> </imageobject> </mediaobject> 
		</figure><para>Project has been exported and are going to be translated to other languages. Now is read-only because it is essential to preserve, that no change will be made to project during its copies are out for translation. If you want to know more, <xref linkend="topic44"/>. It is possible to unlock project, but be extremely careful (<xref linkend="topic46"/>)!</para></section> 
	<section id="topic53"><title>Output Problems</title><indexterm><primary>output</primary><secondary>problems</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>problems</primary><secondary>output</secondary></indexterm><para>Most troubles with creating outputs are caused by missing installation. Output report text (<xref linkend="topic37"/>) will turn red. Reading last line you can determine cause of problems.</para><formalpara><title>SAXON: DocBook XML document was not created !!!</title><para>Most likely, you don't have installed Java Runtime Environment (JRE) on your computer. It is provided for free (<xref linkend="topic2"/>).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>HH WORKSHOP: HTML Help was not created!!!</title><para>Most likely, you don't have installed HTML Help Workshop on your computer. It is provided for free (<xref linkend="topic2"/>).</para></formalpara><formalpara><title>PDF has been created, but I can't view it</title><para>You don't have installed Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer. It is provided for free (<xref linkend="topic2"/>).</para></formalpara></section> 
	<section id="topic54"><title>Topic Is Not Shown</title><indexterm><primary>problems</primary><secondary>topic</secondary></indexterm><indexterm><primary>topic</primary><secondary>problems</secondary></indexterm><para>When I open the existing project and book ToC on the left is shown alright, but after clicking on some topic only it's title appears in the editing window on the right. What to do?</para><para>You don't have installed Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher on your computer. It is provided for free (<xref linkend="topic2"/>).</para></section> 
	<section id="topic41"><title>Topic Is Not Valid</title><indexterm><primary>errors</primary></indexterm><para>When I try to save topic, message box appears: "Topic is not valid! Please rewrite or delete problem parts.". What to do?</para><para>It means, that in your topics are some elements used improperly For example, if you have a table inside a table, this message will appear.</para><para>Try to fix problem part specified by message box. If not possible, delete problem part and write it again. If it is not possible, do not save topic, but your changes will be lost.</para><para><emphasis role="bold">Topic rules:</emphasis></para><itemizedlist><listitem><emphasis role="bold">topic</emphasis> can include paragraphs images, notes, lists and tables </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">paragraph</emphasis> can include links, bold text and anchors </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">bold text</emphasis> can include links </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">links</emphasis> and <emphasis role="bold">anchors</emphasis> can include only plain text </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">image</emphasis> must include picture an description </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">description</emphasis> of  image or table can include only plain text </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">note</emphasis> can include title and paragraphs </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">list items</emphasis> can include bold text and links </listitem><listitem><emphasis role="bold">table cell</emphasis> can include links, bold text, images and paragraphs</listitem></itemizedlist></section></chapter>
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