Dear TeXWorks People,
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<div>I have uploaded a simillar help files system to the NASA one I did recently, covering the Uk TUG Faq by Robin. This can be called from a Lua development TeXWorks editor or run as a stand alone.</div>
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<div>I personally needed an offline searchable version of them, and so thought to prepare it for here as well. Being off line means that certain information can speedily be pre-loaded.</div>
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<div>The Faq files are essentially untouched, but scripted externally so that they have a local search facility on the wording ot the hyper links.</div>
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<div>Allowing folders, unzip this <a href="http://paulanorman.com/delphi/latex-UK-TUG-FAQ%20help%20ver%200001%20-%202009%20October%203th%2011-17pm%20NZST.zip">latex-UK-TUG-FAQ help ver 0001 - 2009 October 3th 11-17pm NZST.zip</a> into your <texworks binary folder>/ and move the Lua script into your TeXWorks script folder.</div>
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<div>Again this has been developed with TexWorks in mind, but it will work as a stand alone, simply open <texworks binary folder>/uk-tex-faq/helpFaqFrame.html<br></div>
<div>There being a full text search facility on the UK site, I have not implemented full text searching client side as the memory overload may be too high on the browser (although Google Chrome looks like it might handle it - Mozilla based may be too slow). If it is thought necessary it could be done though.</div>
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<div>As the Faq files are untouched, if their content is updated by Robin or you, all that is required is for the new html files to be put in the html folder of this help project (<texworks binary folder>/uk-tex-faq/html/).</div>
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<div>Hope it is useful,</div>
<div>Paul<br></div>
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