AnoHAT HXS to JavaHelp

Windows compiled help files might come with certain disadvantages, as you cannot open one and read its contents. For cases like this, AnoHAT HXS to JavaHelp might come up with a solution.

The application gives you the possibility to convert HXS Microsoft-compiled help files to JAR archives. This way, you can access the information otherwise unavailable until the help file would be registered to your computer. The application requires Java installed in order to properly work.

The program allows you to change the format of HXS files, which consist of differently compiled Microsoft CHM data. By doing so, you can avoid having to register your machine in order to read the help file, as JAR archives are more permissive.

Javahelp files can be used o a wide variety of other programs, because they are more flexible and portable than HXS files.

Microsoft-compiled HXS help files can be a little troublesome when it comes to reading them, because they need to register and bind to your computer through the help of Windows Installer. By extracting and changing their format to JavaHelp JAR archives, you can access this information without undergoing the process of HXS registration.

Aside from this, the program is easy to use, as all you need to do is select the source and destination files, then convert the data. The application can easily be used as command line argument, making it easy to integrate with other projects.

To draw a conclusion, AnoHAT HXS to JavaHelp provides you with a convenient way of reading Microsoft-compiled HXS help files without having to register them to your computer, by easily converting all their data to the more permissive and flexible JavaHelp JAR archives.