Editing Target Settings

Using the Help Targets dialog, you can apply all kinds of settings to a target that you have created (see Targets and Creating and Deleting Targets). This includes renaming the target to reflect the nature of your project, setting attributes (choosing the conditions to include or exclude from the output), and much more. The settings that are available are different for each output type.

  1. In Word, click the Target Properties button on the Target ribbon. The Help Targets dialog opens.
  2. On the left side of the dialog, select the target whose settings you want to edit.

  3. On the right side of the dialog, edit any of the fields, depending on the output type.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected Eclipse Help.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    When you click the View button, all Eclipse target files will be copied to the "Eclipse directory\plugins\plugin name" folder, where "Eclipse directory" is the eclipse.exe installation directory specified in the Doc-To-Help Options dialog, and "plugin name" is a name constructed from the ID and Version properties.

    • ID The plugin ID (e.g., com.mycompany.projectname). The ID property is the first part of the plugin directory name where the Eclipse Help target files will be stored. By default, the first part is "com," the second part is the provider property, and the third part is the name property. If you change the name and/or provider properties, the default ID value will also change.
    • Version The plugin version (e.g., 1.0.1). This property is the second part of the plugin directory name where the Eclipse Help target files will be stored. The default is "1.0.0."
    • Name The plugin name, by default the caption property value.
    • Provider The plugin provider name, "MyCompany" by default.
    • Caption The text displayed in the Caption bar of the Help window.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • Graphics scale with fontsThis field is used to scale the font sizes in the target. It is enabled when the Ignore Font Sizes check box is cleared (false). JavaHelp has a known problem that makes all fonts appear smaller (approximately 1.3 times smaller) than they should be. Setting this field to 1.3 will scale all fonts to adjust their sizes. Enabling the Ignore Font Sizes check box will disable this field, but will also make adjustments so there are consistent default JavaHelp font sizes.
    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the EPUB output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.
    • Title The title specified will display on the cover page of the EPUB and in the EPUB reader.
    • Author The author name specified will display in the EPUB reader. If none is specified, "Unknown" will be used.
    • Identifier The unique identifying number for this EPUB, required by the EPUB standard. Doc-To-Help generates this number automatically; click the Refresh button to the right of this field to regenerate the identifier.
    • Publisher The publisher name specified will display in the EPUB reader.
    • Publication Date The publication date will display in the EPUB reader and is the current date by default.
    • Cover image The image added with this field will be used for the EPUB’s cover page and also on the title page.
    • Language The language of the book, required by the EPUB standard.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • Graphics scale with fonts When selected, all graphics in Word source documents are resized proportionally when the system font size is changed (e.g., changing the text size in your browser). This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.
    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Show expanding text If selected, all expanding text (created with the Inline Text button) in the project will be displayed in the EPUB.
    • Show dropdown text If selected, all dropdown text (created with the Inline Text button) will be displayed in the EPUB.
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the Help 2.0 output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    • Locale Specifies the language in the target files. Each target has its own way of specifying language. For example, HTML Help has a Language option in the [OPTIONS] section of the project file (.hhp). Some common values for this property are as follows:

      • English (U.S.) 1033
      • English (U.K.) 2057
      • French 1036
      • German 1031
      • Italian 1040
      • Spanish 1034
    • CodePage Defines the windows codepage number to be used by the output. This integer is most commonly used when producing output in foreign languages, providing special character sets for translation on the screen or in print.
    • Charset Specifies one of the character set aliases listed in HTML Character Sets and Named Entities. Used for localization.
    • Color Displays the current color setting for the output window. To change the color, click the adjacent button to select or define a color. If you change a system color for a NetHelp or JavaHelp target, Doc-To-Help will display a message box about system colors and Windows. This message can be turned off using the Doc-To-Help Options dialog.
    • Image file Displays the image file to be used as a background in the output window. To insert a background image, click the adjacent button to open the selection dialog.
    • Repeat image Specifies how the background image is arranged in the output window. Options are Tiled, Horizontal, or Vertical.
    • Caption The text displayed in the Caption bar of the Help window.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Graphics scale with fonts When selected, all graphics in Word source documents are resized proportionally when the system font size is changed (e.g., changing the text size in your browser). This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Generate XHTML If selected, the online output is generated as XHTML. (For NetHelp and Eclipse Help targets, the output is always HTML5 in XML form.)
    • Namespace Specifies the Help 2.0 namespace that is used to register the output file after a successful build. If this field is empty, the base name is used. If the Base Name field is empty, the file name of the project itself is used. Please note, the Namespace and Parent Namespace only affect output file registration on the author's machine. Registration on the user machine is handled by standard Help 2.0 means, with Windows Installer.
    • Parent Namespace Specifies the namespace for the output collection to plug into. Usually, that will be the namespace of the Visual Studio .NET Combined Collection. Set this property if you want the output to be automatically registered as a plug-in for Visual Studio Help. For example, for Visual Studio .NET 2003, set Parent Namespace to MS.VSCC.2003. Please note, the Namespace and ParentNamespace fields only affect output file registration on the author's machine. Registration on the user machine is handled by standard Help 2.0 means, with Windows Installer.
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.
    • Breadcrumbs label For HMTL Help targets, specifies the text that precedes topic breadcrumbs (e.g., "You are here:").

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the HTML Help output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    • Locale Specifies the language in the target files. Each target has its own way of specifying language. For example, HTML Help has a Language option in the [OPTIONS] section of the project file (.hhp). Some common values for this property are as follows:

      • English (U.S.) 1033
      • English (U.K.) 2057
      • French 1036
      • German 1031
      • Italian 1040
      • Spanish 1034
    • CodePage Defines the windows codepage number to be used by the output. This integer is most commonly used when producing output in foreign languages, providing special character sets for translation on the screen or in print.
    • Charset Specifies one of the character set aliases listed in HTML Character Sets and Named Entities. Used for localization.
    • Color Displays the current color setting for the output window. To change the color, click the adjacent button to select or define a color. If you change a system color for a NetHelp or JavaHelp target, Doc-To-Help will display a message box about system colors and Windows. This message can be turned off using the Doc-To-Help Options dialog.
    • Image file Displays the image file to be used as a background in the output window. To insert a background image, click the adjacent button to open the selection dialog.
    • Repeat image Specifies how the background image is arranged in the output window. Options are Tiled, Horizontal, or Vertical.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • Graphics scale with fonts When selected, all graphics in Word source documents are resized proportionally when the system font size is changed (e.g., changing the text size in your browser). This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.
    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Binary table of contents If selected, a binary table of contents (TOC) will be generated instead of a site map TOC. In modular HTML Help projects, this setting can have any value in the module projects, but the check box must be cleared in the hub project. You should select this check box if your main window uses the built-in Next and Previous buttons.
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Skip glossary If selected, the glossary topic is omitted from the generated output contents. For each component output file in a modular system, select this check box to eliminate duplicate glossary topics when viewing the hub.
    • Binary Index If selected, generates a binary index instead of a site map index. In modular HTML Help projects, this check box can have any value in the module projects, but must be selected in the hub project.
    • Generate XHTML If selected, the online output is generated as XHTML. (For NetHelp and Eclipse Help targets, the output is always HTML5 in XML form.)
    • Default window Specifies the default window definition for the compiled output file. Choose from the list, or edit the available options by selecting Edit Windows, which will open the Windows dialog.
    • Topic list type Selection determines whether ALink/KLink topic lists are displayed in a dialog (the default) or a popup menu.
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.
    • Breadcrumbs label For HMTL Help targets, specifies the text that precedes topic breadcrumbs (e.g., "You are here:").
    • Previous The text displayed on the Previous button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Next The text displayed on the Next button in your output. This field is editable.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the JavaHelp output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    • Locale Specifies the language in the target files. Each target has its own way of specifying language. For example, HTML Help has a Language option in the [OPTIONS] section of the project file (.hhp). Some common values for this property are as follows:

      • English (U.S.) 1033
      • English (U.K.) 2057
      • French 1036
      • German 1031
      • Italian 1040
      • Spanish 1034
    • CodePage Defines the windows codepage number to be used by the output. This integer is most commonly used when producing output in foreign languages, providing special character sets for translation on the screen or in print.
    • Charset Specifies one of the character set aliases listed in HTML Character Sets and Named Entities. Used for localization.
    • Color Displays the current color setting for the output window. To change the color, click the adjacent button to select or define a color. If you change a system color for a NetHelp or JavaHelp target, Doc-To-Help will display a message box about system colors and Windows. This message can be turned off using the Doc-To-Help Options dialog.
    • Image file Displays the image file to be used as a background in the output window. To insert a background image, click the adjacent button to open the selection dialog.
    • Repeat image Specifies how the background image is arranged in the output window. Options are Tiled, Horizontal, or Vertical.
    • Caption The text displayed in the Caption bar of the Help window.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • Graphics scale with fontsThis field is used to scale the font sizes in the target. It is enabled when the Ignore Font Sizes check box is cleared (false). JavaHelp has a known problem that makes all fonts appear smaller (approximately 1.3 times smaller) than they should be. Setting this field to 1.3 will scale all fonts to adjust their sizes. Enabling the Ignore Font Sizes check box will disable this field, but will also make adjustments so there are consistent default JavaHelp font sizes.
    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Ignore font sizes If enabled, the font sizes specified in the source document are ignored and default font sizes are used in the output. This check box is used in conjunction with "Ignore font names." If this check box is cleared, the Scale Font Sizes field controls the scale of the font sizes.
    • Ignore font names If enabled, the font names specified in the source document are ignored and default font names are used in the output. This check box is used in conjunction with "Ignore font sizes."
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Show expanding text If selected, expanding text is shown in the target. Otherwise it is removed.
    • Show dropdown text If selected, dropdown text is shown in the output. Otherwise it is removed. Dropdown text is a Dynamic HTML effect that some online outputs do not support.
    • Generate XHTML If selected, the online output is generated as XHTML. (For NetHelp and Eclipse Help targets, the output is always HTML5 in XML form.)
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.
    • Breadcrumbs label For HMTL Help targets, specifies the text that precedes topic breadcrumbs (e.g., "You are here:").
    • Previous The text displayed on the Previous button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Next The text displayed on the Next button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Contents The text displayed on the Contents button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Index The text displayed on the Index button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Search The text displayed on the Search button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Favorites The text displayed on the Favorites button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Found many The text displayed when more than one topic is found in your output. This field is editable.
    • Found one The text displayed when only one topic is found in your output. This field is editable.
    • Found zero The text displayed when no topics are found in your output. This field is editable.
    • Return to Index The text displayed on the Return to Index button in your output. This field is editable.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the Manual output type.

    If you would like to set the section break type (odd, even, none) that begins each book chapter, you can do so in the Project Styles dialog using the Section break property. See Paragraph Styles.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    • Locale Specifies the language in the target files. Each target has its own way of specifying language. For example, HTML Help has a Language option in the [OPTIONS] section of the project file (.hhp). Some common values for this property are as follows:

      • English (U.S.) 1033
      • English (U.K.) 2057
      • French 1036
      • German 1031
      • Italian 1040
      • Spanish 1034
    • CodePage Defines the windows codepage number to be used by the output. This integer is most commonly used when producing output in foreign languages, providing special character sets for translation on the screen or in print.
    • Output format Used to set the Word format for the manual output. The default is .docx.
    • Cover image For the Manual target type, you can specify a cover image in the Help Targets dialog, as opposed to embedding it in the template file. This is simply an easier, more convenient option and lets you specify a cover image for specific targets. See Setting a Cover Image.
    • Generate PDF target If selected, a PDF version of your manual target will be generated along with the .docx version. Projects will use Word's built-in PDF converter. "Doc-To-Help PDF Converter" will appear in Word’s  printer list and is used by Doc-To-Help in the conversion.
    • Create outline in PDF target If selected, the TOC of the manual target is included in the TOC pane on the left side of the PDF viewer.

    • Live links If enabled, hyperlinks are live in the manual Word document. If the document is converted to PDF, the hyperlinks will also be live in the PDF. The Create Master Document check box must be enabled for this setting to take effect. If this check box is cleared, only cross-references are hyperlinks in the manual Word document.

      Note There is an issue with live links in the Adobe Acrobat PDF converter (including version 7). When the PDF is produced and the Word hyperlinks are converted to PDF links, the links jump to the top of the page containing the destination topic instead of jumping to the desired topic location. To fix this problem, clear the Enable accessibility and reflow with Tagged PDF check box in Adobe Acrobat before creating a PDF or use a PDF converter other than Adobe Acrobat.

    • Fix numbered lists Controls how numbered lists are corrected in the printed manual output when the Create master document check box is enabled. The numbering issues this field corrects were for the most part resolved in Word 2002. 

      • Never This never corrects the numbered lists.
      • Always This always corrects the numbered lists.
    • Section break Doc-To-Help automatically inserts a break between each of your source documents in a Manual output. If you have Word source documents that begin with a secondary heading style (e.g., a Heading 2), use this option to control the type of section break that will be inserted in your Manual output. The available values are: Next page, Continuous, Even page, Odd page. If you would like no page break, set it to Continuous. This option is only available if the Create master document option is selected.
    • Show expanding text If selected, expanding text is shown in the target. Otherwise it is removed.
    • Show dropdown text If selected, dropdown text is shown in the output. Otherwise it is removed. Dropdown text is a Dynamic HTML effect that some online outputs do not support.
    • Create master document If selected, subdocuments are linked together into a single master document in printed manual builds. If cleared, the master document will use Word RD fields to reference subdocuments.
    • Use template text If selected, the text of the template associated with the Manual target is included in the resulting document. Otherwise, the text is ignored; only template styles are used to format the document. If cleared, template text—even if present in the template—does not appear in the resulting document. In that case Doc-To-Help adds default title, TOC, and index sections to the target document without using the template text.
    • Title The text displayed below the supertitle on the cover of the printed manual. This field is editable. This field is often the book’s name, such as "Administrator Guide" or "User Guide."
    • Supertitle The text displayed above the title on the cover of the printed manual. This field is editable. This field is often the product or company name.
    • "By" line The byline displayed on the cover of the printed manual. This field is editable. It is usually the author’s name.
    • Contents heading This field is used only if there is no template selected for the manual, or if the Use template text check box is cleared. Otherwise, the template text is used.
    • Index heading This field is used only if there is no template selected for the manual, or if the Use template text check box is cleared. Otherwise, the template text is used.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the MS Help Viewer output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Self-branded If selected, lets you use your own CSS and scripts for the Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x target. Otherwise the target would use the default Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x CSS and scripts. Doc-To-Help supports only self-branded targets.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.

    • Locale Specifies the language in the target files. Each target has its own way of specifying language. For example, HTML Help has a Language option in the [OPTIONS] section of the project file (.hhp). Some common values for this property are as follows:

      • English (U.S.) 1033
      • English (U.K.) 2057
      • French 1036
      • German 1031
      • Italian 1040
      • Spanish 1034
    • Product vendor The vendor name, used for installing and uninstalling the target in the Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x. The target's base name will be used if this field is left empty.
    • Product name The target name, used for installing, uninstalling, and identifying the target in the Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x. The target's base name will be used if this field is left empty.
    • Product book The target book, used for installing, uninstalling, and organizing the target in the Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x. The target's base name will be used if this field is left empty.

    • Topic version The target topic's version. It is used to determine differences between version one and subsequent versions of the installed topic. It is 100 by default.

      Doc-To-Help lets you install a target and later reinstall newer versions into the local Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x. However, if the "Product vendor," "Product name," or "Product book" fields are changed between builds, the old target version won't be uninstalled from the Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x.

      Users will be able to uninstall or install targets manually using the Microsoft Help Library Manager. Doc-To-Help produces two install files: HelpContentSetup.msha and <target base name>.mshc.

    • Topic ID The ID of the parent topic in Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x, which will be the parent for all root entries in the target table of contents.
    • Topic version The version of the parent topic in Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x, which will be the parent for all root entries in the target table of contents. It is 100 by default.
    • Color Displays the current color setting for the output window. To change the color, click the adjacent button to select or define a color.
    • Image file Displays the image file to be used as a background in the output window. To insert a background image, click the adjacent button to open the selection dialog.
    • Repeat image Specifies how the background image is arranged in the output window. Options are Tiled, Horizontal, or Vertical.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.
    • Graphics scale with fonts When selected, all graphics in Word source documents are resized proportionally when the system font size is changed (e.g., changing the text size in your browser). This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.
    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.
    • Breadcrumbs label For HMTL Help targets, specifies the text that precedes topic breadcrumbs (e.g., "You are here:"). The breadcrumbs label is set with this field; to make additional changes or disable breadcrumbs, you can do so in the theme. See Themes.
    • Previous The text displayed on the Previous button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Next The text displayed on the Next button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Warn about Popup link If selected, will write a warning to the build log about popup links usage in topics. Only self-branded targets support popup links, so warnings will be ignored for those.
    • Warn about Group link If selected, will write a warning to the build log about group links usage in topics. Only self-branded targets support group links, so warnings will be ignored for those.
    • Warn about Keyword link If selected, will write a warning to the build log about keyword links usage in topics. Only self-branded targets support keyword links, so warnings will be ignored for those.
    • Warn about Bookmark link If selected, will write a warning to the build log about links to bookmarks in topics. This target type doesn't support links to bookmarks that are located in another topic, so those links will be ignored.
    • Warn about Mid Topic link If selected, will write a warning to the build log about links to mid topics in topics. This target type doesn't support links to mid topics that are located in another topic, so those links will be ignored.
    • Warn about Contents title If selected, will write a warning to the build log about the use of a custom contents title for a topic. This target type doesn't support topic contents title customization. Values of this property will be ignored.
    • Warn about Display title If selected, will write a warning to the build log about the use of a custom display title for a topic. This target type doesn't support topic display title customization. Values of this property will be ignored.
    • Warn about Keyword level depth If selected, will write a warning to the build log about the use of keywords higher than the second level. This target type supports only first and second level keywords. Keywords higher than the second level will be ignored.
    • Warn about 'Contents only' styles If selected, will write a warning to the build log about the use of topics whose styles have been set to the "Contents only" property. This target type doesn't support topics with this style; all table of contents entries must be a topic, not just an empty book. The style "Contents only" property will be ignored.
    • Warn about 'Suppress empty topic' property If selected, will write a warning to the build log about the use of topics whose styles have been set to the "Suppress empty topic" property. This target type doesn't support with this style; all table of contents entries must be topic, not just an empty book. The style "'Suppress empty topic" property  will be ignored.

    You can change any of the following if you have selected a target using the NetHelp output type.

    • Name The name of the target, which will also appear in the list on the left of the dialog. This is the internal name for the project; the name used as the label on the final output is set in the Advanced section. This name is also used when you select a target using the Select Target button in the Target ribbon group.
    • Base name If you would like your target output to have a different name than the project name, enter it here.
    • Style sheet The cascading stylesheet (CSS) used to format the target. This stylesheet controls the formatting of the target for HTML source documents in legacy projects. Target CSS styles will override any matching styles in the source CSS.
    • Template The Word template used to format the target. This template controls the formatting of the target for Word source documents. Target template styles will override any matching styles in the source template. (The template can also be changed using the Target Template button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Theme The theme or "skin" used for the target. Themes are created/edited in the Theme Designer. (The theme can also be changed using the Theme button on the Home ribbon.)
    • Attributes The attributes or expression this target includes in the final build. See Creating and Using Attributes. See Creating and Using Attributes.
    • Folder The folder where the target output will be stored in your Doc-To-Help project. If you change the name of the folder after generating this target, you should delete the original folder to avoid confusion.
    • Caption The text displayed in the Caption bar of the Help window.

    • Color Reduction Determines the color threshold for images embedded in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Keep original color format Images are not converted.
      • Reduce to 16 Colors Images with more than 16 colors are reduced to 16.
      • Reduce to 256 Colors Images with more than 256 colors are reduced to 256.

    • Image format Determines the storage format in the target of the images used in Word source documents. This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.

      • Original format All images are stored in the original format without conversion.
      • JPG always All images are stored in JPG files.
      • JPG if transformed Images are converted to JPG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.
      • PNG always All images are stored in PNG files.
      • PNG if transformed Images are converted to PNG if they undergo any transformation when the target is built.

    • Graphics scaling Determines the scaling applied to the graphics in Word source documents.

      For graphics embedded within Word documents, "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" options are equivalent; the size of the picture is the same as it is displayed in Word. For linked graphics, the options "Scale in target" and "Scale in build" also produce pictures of the same size, the size it is displayed in Word. The only difference between them is that quality of scaling (resampling) can differ for some images. With the "Scale in build" option, Doc-To-Help is responsible for resampling the image, and with the "Scale in target" option that task is left to the browser that displays the online target. Choose whichever produces best results.

      • Do not scale graphics Graphics are displayed at their original size. If graphics are rescaled in the source Word document, they are reset.

      • Scale in target Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by the viewer (browser) displaying the online target. Linked image files remain at their original size; scaling is delegated to the browser by setting the IMG tag dimensions.

      • Scale in build Graphics stay the same size as they are displayed in Word (where they may be scaled). Linked graphics are scaled by Doc-To-Help when the help target is built; the linked image file is resampled to the required size.

    • Graphics scale with fonts When selected, all graphics in Word source documents are resized proportionally when the system font size is changed (e.g., changing the text size in your browser). This setting has no impact on images used in HTML source documents.
    • Default file The file name to be used as the base URL for NetHelp targets. Typically, the default will be index.html.
    • Default extension The default extension for NetHelp target files is .htm. If desired, you can use this field to change the file extension to .html.

    • Search stop list Specifies the path to the text file containing noise words (words ignored in searches). This field is empty by default and a default noise word list (below) is used for searches. If you wish to create your own list and map to it here, this default list is overridden. Your file must be a TXT file and each noise word must be a separate line in the file.

      a, all, am, an, and, any, are, as, at, be, but, by, can, could, did, do, does, etc, for, from, goes, got, had, has, have, he, her, him, his, how, if, in, is, it, let, me, more, much, must, my, nor, not, now, of, off, on, or, our, own, see, set, shall, she, should, so, some, than, that, the, them, then, there, these, this, those, though, to, too, us, was, way, we, what, when, where, which, who, why, will, would, yes, yet, you

    • Search synonym list If the search type is JavaScript, you can add a list of synonyms that can be included in the search by attaching a text file (TXT). The text file should include a group of synonyms on each line, with each separated by a space. For example:

      car auto automobile

      phone telephone cell mobile

    • Search Type Select either JavaScript Client or JavaScript Server.

      If NetHelp will be installed locally, JavaScript search is recommended to avoid dependence on Java being installed on end-user machines. JavaScript search supports exact phrase, Boolean, and fuzzy searches.

      "Exact phrase" search means that if you enclose a phrase in double quotes, NetHelp will search for that exact phrase in the output.

      "Boolean" search means that you can use "AND" or "OR" (no quotes) between words or exact phrases when searching. You can also use "NOT" before a word or exact phrase to exclude topics containing that phrase from the results. By default, if there is no "AND" or "OR" between words, "AND" is assumed.

      "Fuzzy" search will display alternative search options (and results) if the user enters a search term that is close to the term entered. The introductory text displayed for alternative terms  is "Did you mean" and can be modified in the "Change suggestion" field. The terms used for AND, OR, or NOT can be changed in the appropriate Search keyword AND, OR, and NOT fields if localizing. A text file with search synonyms can be added using the "Search synonym list" field.

      If NetHelp will be installed on a server, Java search is recommended for larger projects. NetHelp deployed on a server does not require that Java be installed on end-user machines.

    • Accessibility mode Determines whether special features for Section 508 compliance are enabled.

      • Normal No special features for Section 508 compliance are enabled.

      • Section 508 Compliance Special features for 508 compliance are enabled.

    • Email address The text to be used for the Email option in NetHelp.
    • XML transformation This property lets you insert boilerplate content or code into every topic (e.g., headers, footers, or code that automates analytics). Custom HTML5 code can be added inside the <head> element, above the topic title, or at the end of topic text. Click the Wizard button to open the Transformation Wizard dialog and enter your custom code. Existing configuration files can be selected by clicking the ellipsis button.

    • Mark of the Web In NetHelp targets, NetHelp installed locally can be given the Mark of the Web (MOTW). This means that anyone viewing your NetHelp locally will not receive a browser security warning first (this ActiveX security warning is dependent on the security settings of the machine). The Mark of the Web adds commentary text (by default: <!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet -->) to every HTML file in the NetHelp Target. There are some issues with the MOTW. For example, links to PDFs will not open from NetHelp files using the MOTW. To learn more see the following:

    • Overwrite CSS If selected, the existing cascading stylesheet will be overwritten when building the target. This check box should be selected by default.
    • Generate XHTML If selected, the online output is generated as XHTML. (For NetHelp and Eclipse Help targets, the output is always HTML5 in XML form.)
    • Label Specifies the text that precedes the subtopic links. If you clear this field, there will be no text above the links. If you would like to change the label text for a specific topic, change it in the Topic Properties dialog.
    • Label Style The name of the style used to format the label that precedes the subtopic links.
    • Links Style The name of the style used to format the automatically generated subtopic links.
    • Add separator between topic text and subtopic links If selected, a dividing line will separate the topic text from the subtopic links.

    This section is not applicable for NetHelp targets. In NetHelp, strings are edited using the Theme Designer. See Customizing NetHelp Themes.

    • Breadcrumbs label For HMTL Help targets, specifies the text that precedes topic breadcrumbs (e.g., "You are here:").
    • Previous The text displayed on the Previous button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Next The text displayed on the Next button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Contents The text displayed on the Contents button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Index The text displayed on the Index button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Index caption The text to be displayed in the Index window above the index text box. This field is editable.
    • Search The text displayed on the Search button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Search caption The text to be displayed in the Search window above the search text box. This field is editable.
    • Search Go The text to be displayed in the Search button within the search window. This field is editable.
    • Search highlight The text to be used for the check box controlling the highlighting of search phrases.
    • Favorites The text displayed on the Favorites button in your output. This field is editable.
    • Favorites caption The text to be displayed in the Favorites tab of NetHelp navigation. This field is editable.
    • Favorites Add The text to be used for the Add to Favorites option in the Favorites tab of NetHelp navigation.
    • Favorites Delete The text to be used for the Delete option in the Favorites tab of NetHelp navigation.
    • Synchronize TOC The text to be used for the Sync TOC option in NetHelp.
    • Print The text to be used for the Print option in NetHelp.
    • Email address The text to be used for the Email option in NetHelp.
    • Hide navigation pane The text to be used for the Hide Navigation Pane option in NetHelp.
    • Found zero The text displayed when no topics are found in your output. This field is editable.
    • Change suggestion If the search type is JavaScript, this is the introductory text displayed before suggested fuzzy search term results. The default is "Did you mean."
    • Load search engine This is the text displayed when the search engine is loading. The default is "Loading search engine…"
    • Search keyword AND If the search type is JavaScript, this is the text used for AND searches in Boolean searches. (This option is for localization.)
    • Search keyword OR If the search type is JavaScript, this is the text used for OR searches in Boolean searches. (This option is for localization.)
    • Search keyword NOT If the search type is JavaScript, this is the text used for NOT exclusions in "Boolean" searches. (This option is for localization.)
  4. Click OK.

Note If you remove targets from your project in the Help Targets dialog (see Editing Target Settings)(see Editing Target Settings), you will not see these targets when viewing Target drop-downs in Word (e.g., in the Contents window pane or in the Doc-To-Help Build panel). For more information, see Contents Window Pane .