Nerdvana Moment Of The Day

Copy this to a batch file and run it:

@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

set Framefile=dosref.html
set TOCfile=TOC.html

echo ^<html^> >%Framefile%
echo ^<head^> >>%Framefile%
echo ^<title^>DOS Reference^</title^> >>%Framefile%
echo ^</head^> >>%Framefile%
echo ^<frameset cols="120,*"^> >>%Framefile%
echo   ^<frame src="%TOCfile%"/^> >>%Framefile%
echo   ^<frame name="showframe"/^> >>%Framefile%
echo ^</frameset^> >>%Framefile%
echo ^</html^> >>%Framefile%

echo ^<html^>^<head^> >%TOCfile%
echo ^<title^>Table of Contents^</title^> >>%TOCfile%
echo ^</head^>^<body^> >>%TOCfile%

for /f "usebackq skip=5 tokens=1" %%i in (`help ^|sort`) do (
 if not exist %%i.txt (
   help %%i > %%i.txt
   if ERRORLEVEL 1 (
     echo ^<a href="%%i.txt" target="showframe"^>%%i^</a^>^<br/^> >>%TOCfile%
   ) else (
     del %%i.txt
   )
 )
)

echo ^</body^>^</html^> >>%TOCfile%

In case you're suspicious of running strange batch files you see on the internet (aka smart), what it does is create a frame-based DOS command html reference. Tested in Windows XP, Vista should work too.