Hello! Here is a new help-system, which try to replace Norton Guide and acts as unix-man.

To meet this goals, dwhelp purpose:

• Simplified hyper-text. Minimal required for documentation. (from my point of view, modern hypertext became looks like a HQ-magazine with live banners, but not looks like a document)
• Smart search for .HLP-file.
• Possibility attach .HLP to your .EXE. Sort of "self-described EXE". User can lost .HLP, but all required .EXE always live in PATH.

So, this 3 points allow acts as unix-man without additional settings, argeements between software vendors etc. You can configure your system in FreeDOS-way, or in a minimalistic old-times way - does not matter.

Another primary feature: possibility select part of help and copy to clipboard.

Where dwhelp search .HLP-files?

• current directory
• directory with dwhelp.exe
• into directory %HELPPATH%
• into %PATH%

What dwhelp search?

• file name, entered by you (dos_api => dos_api.hlp)
• file name with %LANG% (dos_api_CS.hlp)
• .EXE-file, which can contains help (dos_api.exe)

For more info run DWHELP.EXE DWHELP

License

MIT (see License.txt)