"[A little hypertext system]" - with an improved version in [htext].

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[HelpSystem]


[Steve Landers] has begun using a [Wikit] for a hypertext help system. To learn more, start up a copy of a current (empty) wikit and look at its [Adding Help to Scripted Documents] page.

[Keith Vetter]'s [SpiroGraph] embeds a "nicely done"
(according to [David Welton]) "simple dialog for help".

See the iwidgets hyperhelp widget: [hyperhelp]

Some people have "[tooltips]" in mind as the canonical help model.

TCL Program [RamDebugger] has a help system based in [tkhtml] where the help is included as html files in a directory tree. Supports full search.

[How to Define Hooks for Context Sensitive Help]

Would [Notebook] be a good basis for a [Tk] help system?

Christian Werner's winhelp 
[http://www.ch-werner.de/winhelp/] simplifies interaction
between Tk applications and the native [Windows] help system
infrastructure.

[Kevin Walzer]'s [tclAppleHelp] extension provides a hook to load HTML files into Apple's built-in help system from Tcl programs.

[unixhelp]

The [GRIDPLUS] text widget [http://www.satisoft.com/tcltk/gridplus/text.html] is a simple way to create hyperlink/help text. See [http://www.satisoft.com/tcltk/gridplus/example5.html] for an example application.

[A Minimal Hypertext Help System]

[TkWebView] has a procedure that defines a simple help viewer.

[WISH User Help] is the world's simplest hypertext help system (as far as the author knows, anyway).

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