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I'm looking for a utility to take HTML source and converting it to UIM for inclusion into a green-screen application. Yes, I know I'm on the wrong side of history, but it's the nature of the project (20 offshore programmers). The HTML source is on-line documentation; I'm planning on using AuthorIt for development and publishing to an HTML file (it also generates MS Word documents and .CHM files). I'd like to capture the HTML and build panels from it. I've investigated using the hotspot capabilities of Client Access to link to specific parts of an HTML document, and I think the DDS "HTML" keyword offers something (although I haven't gotten it to work so far). My programs use program-generated context-sensitive help (implemented with the HLPARA, HLPPNLGRP, and HLPSCHIDX DDS keywords) and I'd like to have a single help engine technology. I'd appreciate suggestions or solutions. Thanks, Reeve
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