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= Is there a standard way to provide user documentation for my module?
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Yes. See the link:{apidoclink}org-netbeans-modules-javahelp/overview-summary.html[JavaHelp Integration API]
which describes how to include JavaHelp documentation in a module under *Help > Contents*;
and you can provide rich context help
rather easily, linking into the same documentation.
There is an IDE wizard for creating a help set for your module.
Applies to: NetBeans 5.x, 6.x
Platforms: all