File:Htmlhelp.JPG
Htmlhelp.JPG (550 × 450 pixels, file size: 67 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
Summary edit
This is a screenshot of the HTML Help window in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. I took and cropped this screenshot myself in mspaint. I intend to use this image to illustrate the HTML Help functionality of MS Windows.
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Non-free usage rationale for Windows Programming/Compiled HTML Help | |
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| Source: |
A screenshot that I took myself of the compiled HTML help from Microsoft Internet Explorer. |
| Not free because: |
This image is used in a page that discusses how to create similar HTML Help modules. This image helps to depict that process. There are no free alternatives to this. |
| Required because: |
This image helps to explain what HTML Help is, and helps to show how it can be used to provide software documentation to the user. |
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| current | 02:53, 17 February 2006 | | 550 × 450 (67 KB) | Whiteknight (discuss | contribs) | This is a screenshot of the HTML Help window in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0. I took and cropped this screenshot myself in mspaint. I intend to use this image to illustrate the HTML Help functionality of MS Windows. |
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