Halp for Microsoft Access - 1.0

Halp is an integrated help authoring and display tool for Microsoft Access applications. Provides both context sensitive help topic authoring (via Ctrl-F1) and help topic display (via tooltips, or F1).

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Halp for Microsoft Access Full Download Summary

Released:	26 / 08 / 2013
Price:	39.95
Type:	Demo
Category:	Development::Help Tools
Install Support:	Install and Uninstall
OS:	Win2000,WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64
Limitations:	Nag messages appear.
Change Info:	This version is entirely new.
Size :	3.49 MB

Halp is an integrated help authoring and display tool for Microsoft Access applications.
It consists of a set of Access objects that a developer can add into an application to provide both context sensitive help topic authoring and help topic display.
Developers can press Ctrl-F1 to create help content for the form or control that has the focus, and end users can press F1 to view that content on a familiar looking help form.


Halp can display help topics on a configurable help form using rich text formatting (Access 2007 and later file format), or as tooltips that appear at the cursor location on the screen.
Help topics can be specific to the active control, or more general for the active form if no help topic exists for the active control.
Generic help topics can be created and inserted into other topics at a specified location.
Tooltips can appear similar to Access control tip text, or can include an icon, title and a 'balloon' style.


Halp is easy for developers to implement into their application.
After importing the Halp objects, the developer adds a simple 'Autokeys' macro, and then one line of code to each form that will have context sensitive help.
The developer then presses Ctrl-F1 to begin entering help topics.


Halp is even easier for end users - just hover the mouse over a control to see tooltip help content, or press F1!

Halp is an integrated help authoring and display tool for Microsoft Access applications. It consists of a set of Access objects that a developer can add into an application to provide both context sensitive help topic authoring (via Ctrl-F1) and help topic display (via tooltips, or F1). Help content is stored in Access tables, and displayed as pop-up tooltips, or on the Halp help form which is a standard Access form.