iPubsoft CHM to HTML Converter offers a straightforward solution to turn CHM files into the popular HTML format. This way, you will be able to extract the content of compiled help manuals and make it available for further editing.
The program opens with a clear-cut and user-friendly interface, so that managing the utility is a hassle-free task. Therefore, the first logical step is to load the files you wish to convert. Adding files is done easily, either by browsing for files from within the application or by using the convenient drag-and-drop method. Since the batch conversion mode represents the tool's major asset, the program lets you select and convert entire folders of CHM files in order to save your precious time. Once the items are loaded, you have the chance to check for details on each file, such as the size, the output name, and whether it has been already converted into HTML. Next, you just need to determine the computer location where to save the results and enable the conversion. The list of imported files can be easily managed – you can add more files, delete selected items, and clear the entire list if the situation requires it.
To sum up, this application works as a simple and intuitive converter of CHM files into HTML pages. Its ease of use makes it suitable for all users, while the ability to convert in batches raises its value. However, the trial version limits this feature by letting you convert only three CHM files at a time.
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