If you have an existing set of HTML pages that you would like to use for your help system, you can import the entire set of pages into a new HelpLogic project with the "Import Set" feature.
If you have not yet registered HelpLogic, the first window that appears is the Register window. If you are still evaluating HelpLogic (and not yet ready to purchase), click the "Later" button to continue.
From the Welcome screen, click the "Import Set" button and then select from the Import Options that are presented. You can also select "Import Set" from the File Menu.
Give your project a name (you can give your finished help system a different name when publishing) and then tell HelpLogic where you want to save your new project. You also need to specify where your existing folder of HTML pages are located, so that HelpLogic can import a copy of them into your new project. Upon clicking the "Create" button, HelpLogic generates a new project folder that contains your HelpLogic project file, along with a "Source" folder that holds a copy of the entire set of HTML pages you chose to import (this also includes all related images and media files from your imported folder).
Importing Old UniHelp 1.x Pages: When importing your old UniHelp 1.x Pages into a new project (using the "Import Set" feature), the project's Table of Contents is automatically generated based on your UniHelp 1.x file naming and numbering scheme. You will still need to add your own custom keywords to the TOC topics, but the generated TOC will have saved you a lot of time when publishing your help pages in other help formats that use the TOC (such as UniHelp 3, Web-based Help, etc.)
The main project window that appears is the heart of the HelpLogic application. The interface design provides a very intuitive, time-saving workflow for easily creating, editing, and managing your project's table of contents, related HTML source files, and project development notes, saved code snippets, etc. For a quick overview on HelpLogic basics, please read the How to Use HelpLogic page, or browse the rest of this User Guide for details on specific features.