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Easily Create Context Help

Context help can help people to quickly understand and master the software you developed, it is the software window. During the later stages of a project, every application developers have been through help file. You will find yourself spending some time working with an HTML Help author to connect the screens and dialogs of your application to context sensitive help. This article introduces a new way of instrumenting your code that enables help authors associate help topics with the application's visual contexts at any time - even post-compilation -- and to do so using the application's user interface without the involvement of the developer.