I'd like to find a simple, lightweight outliner that will let me import multiple RTF files and then export them all as a single CHM.

I know that TreePad and MyNotesKeeper have that capability.

Are there any others? Or maybe an application devoted to this very process?

Thanks!

If HTML help will do, I think that Lexican ( http://www.lexican.net ) recently mentioned here, should be able to do the job.

That said, I'm quite certain that a few others of the outliners we've discussed here at times should be able to export HTML help or -usually- complete 'websites' (MyBase for instance).

Alexander

Bob,

I think today's Giveawayoftheday is just what you need:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/document-suite-2008/

Document Suite 2008 is educational course building software that can import .DOC, .RTF., .TXT and .HTML files and produce eBooks and .CHM files among others. Here is the company's homepage:
http://www.jetdraft.com/

Hope you see this in time for the free giveaway!

Alexander

Today's Giveaway of the Day is a CHM file editor:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/chm-editor-1260/

There is an independently developed add-in to MyBase that is supposed to convert myBase files to chm.

-c