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RTF and WinHelp options

bitmapMethod Can be "hex'' (embed the hex data in the file with a \dibitmap keyword), "includepicture'' (use the MS Word 6.0 INCLUDEPICTURE field) or "import'' (an earlier name for INCLUDEPICTURE). "hex'' may be used for importing into MS Works, but this doesn't work for Word 6.0. The default is "includepicture''.
contentsDepth The depth of headings that is displayed in the table of contents. The default is 4 but you may wish to reduce this, for example for manuals that document C++ and have a large number of headings for member functions.
defaultColumnWidth The width in points for columns in tables where the width of the column is not set by using p in the tabular argument. The default is 100.
footerRule If true, draws a rule above footers (linear RTF only).
generateHPJ If true, generates a .HPJ project file (WinHelp mode only).
headerRule If true, draws a rule below headers (linear RTF only).
listLabelIndent Specifies the size of list item label indentation, in points. The default is 18.
listItemIndent Specifies the size of list item indentation, in points. The default is 40.
indexSubsections If true (the default), subsection and subsubsection titles are indexed in RTF mode.
mirrorMargins If true, margins are mirrored in twosided documents (linear RTF only).
useWord If true (the default), Word for Windows RTF formatting is used where possibly, e.g. for the table of contents, list of tables, and list of figures.
useHeadingStyles If true (the default), sections are marked with appropriate heading styles for generating the table of contents in RTF.
useUpButton If true (the default), WinHelp files will be generated with an Up button to make browsing easier. Note that you need to put an extra line in the CONFIG section of your .HPJ file:

CreateButton("Up", "&Up", "JumpId('name.hlp', 'Contents')")

where name.hlp is the name of your help file.

winHelpContents If yes, ok or true, a WinHelp .cnt file will be generated (used in Windows 95 for either old WinHelp files or new WinHelp 4 files).
winHelpVersion The version of WinHelp being targetted. This affects the generated .hpj file and features such as transparent bitmaps which are new to version 4 or later. The default is 3.
winHelpTitle Windows Help file title, inserted into the project file if generateHPJ is true.