User Guide

This manual introduces you to a simple web-based tool for creating and viewing documents. All you need to do is describe the properties of your manual, help file, book etc. and choose a structure for the table of contents; and then create topic files for your documents.

The program works on the SaaS (Software as a Service) principle. After installing the start-up file on your webserver you no longer have to worry about the software, updates etc. The start-up passes your document’s description to the system server, which in turn sends an appropriate viewing shell.

There are many different web document creation tools, varying in possibilities and complexity. This simple solution does not pretend to be all-inclusive; but it covers quite a large range of web documentation needs. You must have basic knowledge of html and css editing and web publishing. For example, W3Schools is a good source for learning.

The following abbreviations will be used in this manual:

Manual - this manual;
Program - the tool for creating and viewing documents, which is described here;
Document - your manual, book, help file (or other) document;
Design - a file covering a document’s properties and structure;
TOC - the document’s table of contents;
Multi-TOC - several tables of contents in a Document.