You can make e-Books by using CyberArticle e-Book Builder.
 
For the monent, CyberArticle supports two types of e-Books:
 
EXE e-Book
CHM e-Book
Description of e-Book
An EXE e-Book is an EXE file, which can directly run in Windows. 
CHM file. CHM is a file format, which is mainly used to make help files.  Usually, Windows has CHM-reader.
OS
Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista or higher
Win95(require IE4.0 or higher)/98/Me/2000/XP/2003/Vista or higher
Protection of e-Book
Support Serial No. or password.  Allow to set evaluation days.
Do not support
User Interface
Support muti-options including skins and so on
Custom toolbars, languages
Compile speed
Fast
Slow
The size of the final file
Large
Small
De-compiling protection
Can set a decompiling password
None
User Interface language
For the moment, support English/Simplified Chinese/Traditional Chinese/Korea
OS language
 

CyberArticle e-Book Builder User Interface

 
CyberArticle e-Book Builder main menu
File
 
 
 
New
Create an e-Book project file
 
Open
Open an existing e-Book project file
 
Save
Save the current e-Book settings to a project file
 
Save as
Save the current e-Book settings as another project file
 
e-Book Type
View/Change e-Book Type
 
Properties
Change properties of e-Book
 
Recent files
Recent project files
 
Exit
Exit e-Book Builder
Edit
 
 
 
Add
Add a node fom a CyberArticle book
 
Delete
Delete the selected node
View
 
 
 
Standard
View/Hide the standard tool bar
 
Status Bar
View/Hide the status bar
 
Output
View/Hide the output window
Adjust
 
 
 
Move Selection Up
Move the selected node up
 
Move Selection Down
Move the selected node down
 
Move Selection Left
Move the selected node left
 
Move Selection Right
Move the selected node right
Compile
 
 
 
Compile e-Book
Compile the current e-Book
 
Cancel
Cancel the current compiling process
 
Launch e-Book
Launch the compiled e-Book and review the made e-Book 
Help
 
 
 
About e-Book Builder
Show the copy right/registration information of eBook builder
 

Context menu

 
Add
Add a node in a CyberArticle book.
Delete
Delete the selected node.
Set as Home page
Set the selected article as the home page of an e-Book.  Upon opening the e-Book, the page will be opened automatically.
Move selection up
Move the selected node up
Move selection down
Move the selected node down
Move selection left
Move the selected node left
Move selection right
Move the selected node right
 

Add the content of e-Book

Add in e-Book Builder

You can add CyberArticle book node directly in e-Book Builder: click "Main Menu->Edit->Add" successively and a "Add Node" dialog will be displayed: 
 
 
In the dialog, select a folder for adding the related content.  You can add different books and nodes in one e-Book.
 

Add in CyberArticle

In CyberArticle, select a node, right click on it and then select "Export->Export as EXE e-Book/Export as CHM e-Book".  CyberArticle will call e-BookBuilder and add a corresponding node in it.

Adjust the sequence of nodes

In e-Book Builder, select the nodes to be adjusted and then select a move direction to adjust the selected nodes.
 
Notice
  • In e-Book Builder, an article can also include sub-folders or (both )sub-articles, which is different from CyberArticle book. 

Change the type of e-Book

You can change the type of e-Book in e-Book Builder.  Click "Main Menu->File->e-Book Type" successively, or click "e-Book Type" combo box on the tool bar directly so as to change the type of e-Book. 
 

Set the properties of e-Books

Click "Main Menu->File->Properties" successively, or click "Properties" button on the tool bar directly so as to show "e-Book properties" dialog.

Compile and view e-Books

Merely after an e-Book is compiled, the content of the e-Book can be viewed or released. 
 
Click "Main Menu->Compile->Compile e-Book" successively, or click "Compile e-Book" button on the tool bar directly so as to begin compiling the e-Book.
 
In the compiling process, click "Main Menu->Compile->Cancel" successively to stop the compiling process.
 
After an e-Book is compiled, click "Launch an e-Book" on the tool bar directly to view the content of the e-Book. Or, find the compiled e-Book file in explorer and double clik it to view it as well.
 

Save e-Book settings file

You can save the current e-Book settings to a file and re-open the settings file after compiling so as to further adjust or compile it.