HelpNDoc’s project analyzer helps you review important project statistics, such as the number of paragraphs, characters, or links available throughout the documentation project. It displays a visual representation of the topic hierarchy for fast review. It also lists all hyperlinks and anchors in the project and can report broken links so that you will never produce a broken documentation file anymore. It also provides a list of library items and report which ones are broken, or duplicated. It can also spell-check the entire project, ensuring that your content doesn’t contain any errors.
We are glad to announce the release of HelpNDoc 7.6, a major update of the popular help authoring tool which can be downloaded completely free for personal use and evaluation purposes. This major update includes many new features and enhancements such as a brand new analyzer which can list conditional content throughout the project, a completely redesigned project analyzer with faster navigation and enhanced accessibility, an improved HTML importer which can download remote images, an enhanced Word importer, better documentation generation, and much more. Read on to learn more and download your free version of HelpNDoc now.
HelpNDoc's project analyzer checks and reports various useful information and possible problems with your help and manuals: feel confident providing the best possible documentation after checking with it.
HelpNDoc's hyperlink analyzer efficiently inspects your entire project, analyzing and listing all hyperlinks embedded within your topics and snippets. What sets the hyperlink analyzer apart is its ability to detect and highlight broken links, allowing for swift rectification and ensuring seamless navigation. Even more, the feature's batch update capabilities allow for efficient modifications to hyperlink targets when necessary. With the Hyperlink Analyzer, HelpNDoc offers a vital resource that ensures your documentation projects are accurate, efficient, and top-tier in quality.
The Project Analyzer makes it easy to evaluate the hyperlinks used throughout your project. You can use the Project Analyzer to sort hyperlinks by their properties (i.e. type, caption, target, and topic) and drill-down to resolve issues such as broken and duplicate links.
The Project Analyzer is a flexible and powerful tool that allows you to manage the items in your library and evaluate their usage throughout your entire project. It lists all occurrences of library items as well as any topics that use them. You can sort items by type, caption, source, and topics. You can also use the Project Analyzer to eliminate unnecessary and outdated duplicates to streamline your updating processes.
HelpNDoc has a project management tool called Project Analyzer that makes it easy to evaluate the overall structure and integrity of your project. Plus, you can drill-down to resolve specific issues. It provides an integrated view of key stats and insights about hyperlinks and library items used throughout the entire project.
Technical writers rely on hyperlinks to organize and reference multiple parts of their printed user manuals, eBooks or help files. Making sure hyperlinks are up to date is very important as broken hyperlinks can disrupt the learning flow of the end-user, who might be overwhelmed as she couldn't find the information needed: this can lead to increased support costs if a support ticket is opened. Thankfully, the HelpNDoc help authoring tool includes a straightforward hyperlink analyzer to help technical writers quickly spot and fix problematic hyperlinks.
Dive into the world of technical writing with our comprehensive guide to HelpNDoc's Characters Analyzer. Discover how this unique feature empowers technical writers to enhance precision, consistency, and efficiency in their documentation projects. From analyzing character usage to ensuring adherence to international standards, explore the benefits and practical applications of this indispensable tool. Learn how to leverage the Characters Analyzer effectively in your projects and elevate the quality of your technical documentation.
