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What is a GUI file? Project file created by Dr.Explain, a help authoring tool; contains help topics and articles written by the help documentation developer; used for publishing help manuals in Windows Help ( .CHM ), .PDF , and online HTML formats.

More Information Dr.Explain projects can also maintain annotated screenshots, technical illustrations, and other useful help resources.

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What is a GUI file?

Project file created by Dr.Explain, a help authoring tool; contains help topics and articles written by the help documentation developer; used for publishing help manuals in Windows Help ( .CHM ), .PDF , and online HTML formats.

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Dr.Explain projects can also maintain annotated screenshots, technical illustrations, and other useful help resources.

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Updated: December 28, 2011

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What is a GUI file?↓
Project file created by Dr.Explain, a help authoring tool; contains help topics and articles written by the help documentation developer; used for publishing help manuals in Windows Help (.CHM), .PDF, and online HTML formats.

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