The Aspose.Words CHM File Processor for .NET is a professional-grade tool for handling CHM (Compiled HTML Help) documents programmatically. It allows developers to open, modify, and extract structured CHM content such as hierarchical topics, indexes, and embedded resources through the powerful Aspose.Words API.
By combining it with other Aspose.Words plugins, such as the Word Processor, PDF Processor, or Web Processor, developers can convert CHM content into a wide range of output formats including DOCX, PDF, and HTML. This provides a unified, high-performance solution for managing help documentation, technical manuals, and other CHM-based assets in .NET.
Document class to begin CHM processing.Document constructor.Document.Save method in your preferred format (e.g., DOCX or PDF).Get started by downloading the required assemblies from the Aspose.Words releases page or installing via NuGet.
Scenario: Large CHM files take longer to process.
Recommendation: Use asynchronous programming patterns in .NET to enhance responsiveness and performance.
Scenario: Difficulty extracting embedded objects such as images or tables.
Recommendation: Use the Document.GetChildNodes method to retrieve and manipulate structured elements within the CHM content.
It is a .NET plugin that provides programmatic control over CHM files, allowing developers to open, edit, and extract content such as topics, tables of contents, and embedded resources.
The processor enables detailed CHM manipulation, including editing topics, extracting help content, managing embedded elements, and converting CHM documents to other formats when used alongside compatible Aspose.Words plugins.
Yes. Developers can programmatically generate new CHM files or modify existing ones using the Aspose.Words Document Object Model (DOM).
Yes, when combined with the Word Processor and PDF Processor plugins, CHM content can be seamlessly converted into DOCX, PDF, and other document formats.
It provides a unified, API-driven approach to CHM document processing, eliminating dependency on external tools and ensuring high accuracy and performance for technical documentation workflows.
Comprehensive examples are available on the Aspose.Words GitHub repository.