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Creating Effective JavaHelp
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If you haven't yet installed JavaHelp on your machine, visit Sun Microsystems' JavaHelp page, which provides instructions for downloading and installing JavaHelp.

The following links trigger downloads of data files used as examples in Creating Effective JavaHelp. Each download is a ZIP archive, which you can process using any standard zip utility.

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Instead of clicking the links in the next section to perform individual downloads, you can click here to download all the book's example data files in a single ZIP archive.

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• Chapter 1: Aviation HelpSet. This HelpSet (set of files that make up an online help project) is used throughout the book. We use it to demonstrate how JavaHelp works and how to create and modify online help projects.

• Chapter 2: MyJavaHelp HelpSet. This is a "build from scratch" HelpSet, implementing a very simple help project.

• Chapter 6: Alternative Table of Contents Icons. You can use these icons to customize your help project's table of contents. Each online TOC entry can be preceded by an icon; JavaHelp provides standard icons, which you can easily replace with your own icons.

• Chapter 6: Default Stopwords File. This text file contains all of the default "stopwords" for JavaHelp's word-search facility. To create your own stopwords list, start with this one and add your own words.

• Chapter 7: TypeFace Tester Application. This is a Java application (also called "TypeFacer") to which we add various forms of JavaHelp: context-sensitive help, field-level help, embedded help. Also included is the HelpSet ("TFhelp") that the Java application uses.

• Chapter 7: Field-Level Help Cursor Icon. This .GIF file implements an icon that is appropriate for use on a field-level help button.

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