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2008-12-15
Time2HELP 2.0 Info

Some info about Time2HELP 2.0 is now available
2005-08-21
Time2HELP 1.0.45 available for download

This release consists of small improvements for Delphi 2005 compatibility, and a few bug fixes. More info here.

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Instant Help Files
Time2HELP is a tool for writing and maintaining source code documentation. Documentation can be separated from the code and stored as XML text files. You only have to "fill in the blanks" using a powerful editor. Time2HELP makes sure the structure of your documentation always stays in synch with your code.  
"JavaDoc" for Delphi
Time2HELP extracts "JavaDoc style" comments and symbol declarations from the source code. Supports the same syntax as Sun’s JavaDoc tool, as well as an extended set of tags.  
WinHelp, MS HTML Help and Plain HTML output
Time2HELP automatically compiles in-source and external documentation into different output formats: WinHelp, MS HTML Help and Plain HTML.  
Create help files ready to be interated into Delphi's online help system
You can also integrate the generated help files with Delphi's own, enabling you to press 'F1' on your classes and their properties in the editor to instantly get help on what's under the cursor.  
 
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