Compiled HTML Help (CHM) Output Format
To perform a Compiled HTML Help (CHM) transformation Oxygen XML Developer needs Microsoft HTML Help Workshop to be installed on
            your computer. Oxygen XML Developer automatically detects HTML Help
               Workshop and uses it. 
            
Note
HTML Help Workshop might fail if the
                  files used for transformation contain accents in their names, due to different encodings
                  used when writing the .hhp and .hhc files. If the transformation fails to
                  produce the CHM output but the .hhp (HTML Help Project) file is already generated,
                  you can manually try to build the CHM output using HTML Help Workshop.
                  
               Changing the Output Encoding
Oxygen XML Developer uses the htmlhelp.locale parameter to correctly
            display specific characters of different languages in the output of the Compiled
               HTML Help (CHM) transformation. The Compiled HTML Help
               (CHM) default scenario that comes bundled with Oxygen XML Developer has the
            htmlhelp.locale parameter set to en-US. 
         
The default value of the htmlhelp.locale is en-US. To
            customize this parameter, go to  Configure Transformation Scenarios and click the
Configure Transformation Scenarios and click the
             Edit
            button. In the parameter tab search for the
Edit
            button. In the parameter tab search for the htmlhelp.locale parameter and
            change its value to the desired language tag.
         
The format of the htmlhelp.locale parameter is LL-CC, where
            LL represents the language code (en, for example) and
            CC represents the country code (US, for example). The
            language codes are contained in the ISO 639-1 standard and the country codes
            are contained in the ISO 3166-1 standard. For further details about language
            tags, go to http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5646.txt. 
         
