Help Tools

Easy HHK is a is an HTML Help development tool used to generate an hhk index file which in turn is used to compile a chm help file. It reduces what could be hours of work into mere seconds. Editable default and secondary exclude lists can optionally be used to exclude unwanted words from the index.

Serial Splitter CE splits real serial ports into virtual ones. It is really useful if you need several applications to work with the same serial port on your mobile device (several apps to read from one GPS device). With Serial Splitter CE one program works with one virtual port, the other one with another port, etc., but in fact all of them work with the same split real port. You can create up to 20 equal virtual ports for splitting real ports.

Eltima Serial Port Terminal is an ideal tool for testing, debugging and troubleshooting serial port devices. It lets you work with numerous number of ports simultaneously, both serial and virtual ones. You can easily alter baudrate, databits, parity, stop bits, flow control parameters and dynamically apply these changes to serial port settings on the go. You can always check for history of typed commands.

DelphiCodeToDoc is a free documentation system for Delphi, released under the GNU General Public License. It uses information about source code symbols and formatted comments in files to produce accurate documentation from your application and component.

Full-featured, easy-to-use help authoring tool for creating help files from start to finish. Create WinHelp (.hlp), HTML Help (.chm), a printed manual and online documentation (on a web site) from the same source. HPJ+RTF files created with other help authoring tools or by a decompiler can be imported. Built-in editors for SHG files (hotspot bitmaps), WinHelp macros, contents tree, browse sequences, etc.

Displays all the fonts available via in Java on the machine. Displays the fonts in a variety of styles, sizes and colours, rendered either with anti-aliased or plain. FontShower displays the fonts available on *your* machine via *Java*. Other people will have different fonts installed and will see different selections available via Java on their machines. Your browser will see a slightly different set of fonts than Java does.

Displays all the fonts available via AWT in Java on the machine. Displays the fonts in a variety of styles, sizes and colours, rendered either with a Canvas or with a TextArea. FontShower displays the fonts available on *your* machine via *Java*. Other people will have different fonts installed and will see different selections available via Java on their machines. Your browser will see a slightly different set of fonts than Java does.

Check a Java jar to make sure all the javac -target versions of the class files are what you expect. It makes sure that a jar intended to run under an old 1.1 JVM contains no classes accidentally compiled with javac -target 1.5. This should catch classes normally compiled with target 1.1 that were accidentally compiled with 1.5 as a side effect of compiling some 1.5 class.

Check a Java jar to make sure all the javac -target versions of the class files are what you expect. It makes sure that a jar intended to run under an old 1.1 JVM contains no classes accidentally compiled with javac -target 1.5. This should catch classes normally compiled with target 1.1 that were accidentally compiled with 1.5 as a side effect of compiling some 1.5 class.