Functionality

• Automatic linking and indexing
  Marking a word or a phrase of several words with a special character will generate
  • a link from all other occurrences of the word or phrase in the document to the marked position
  • an entry in the index.
    External links from Help files to the WWW are supported. If you enter an expression beginning with http: or ftp:, it becomes a link automatically.
• Automatic dividing in several HTML files
  When creating HTML files, Hypermake creates several target files in a new folder from one source file. This improves the performance while viewing with browsers. Neither the author of the text nor the reader of the files notices the separation into several files.
  
• Automatic creation of contents
  You will get a contents page with links to all chapters. In HTML you can choose between an unordered list view and a Javascript contents tree view where you can open and close subchapters.
  
• Automatic generation of helptables and constants (IPF/Winhelp)
  For OS/2 and Windows help files, in the Hypermake source file you can directly enter ID constants like "ID_buttonOK" to associate chapters of your HLP file with buttons of your program. Hypermake generates a helptable file you can include in your RC, C or PAS file.
  
• Automatic Writing of links to subchapters
  At the end of a window of a higher heading level, links to all subchapters and to the next chapter of the same level will be created.
  
• Automatic arrangement of several heading level windows
  With only one command, two or three heading levels are placed simultaneously on the screen (Frames). See window arrangement sample output.
  
• Converting tables
  You enter tables with a fixed font with spaces like you would do if there won't be a table functionality.
  
• Simple creation of footnotes
  You can write footnote text between special characters, e.g. brackets, and it will be shown in a seperate frame. See footnote sample .
  
• Short commands
  • for heading levels
  • for choosing fonts
  • to include bitmaps within a line of text
  • to generate unordered lists and ordered lists.