How to make a Eclipse Help Contents plug-in

Here is an step by step example how to make a Eclipse 3.2+ help plug-in. (I think it should work with the Eclipse 3.1).
 

The Guide

1. Start new project "file->new->project"
    
2. When wizard opens select "Plug-in Project" (in "Plug-in Development" if it isn't listed in root) and click next
    
3. Plug-in Project dialog (fill and click next)
   - Enter project name i.e. "com.example.helpexample"
   - Use default location or enter new one for your plug-in files
   - Remove Check mark from "Create a Java Project" (we won't have any java files)
   - Select target platform if you are building help for other platform or leave default
   
    
4. Plug-in Content dialog (fill and click next)
   - Change Plug-in properties if you are unhappy with defaults
   
5. Templates dialog (fill and click next)
   - Check "Create plug-in using one of the templates"
   - In "Available Templates" select "Plug-in with sample help content"
   
6. Sample Help Table of Contents dialog (fill and click finish)
   - Enter "Label for table of contents" i.e. "Help Example"
   - Uncheck "Generate a primary table of contents for testing"
   
7. If you are not on the "Plug-in Development Perspective" switch to it
   - If MANIFEST.MF is not open you can open it ("Package Explorer" in folder "META-INF")
   - Select "Extensions" tab
   
8. In "Extensions" tab select "org.eclipse.help.toc"
   - Fill extension details i.e. ID: "com.example.helpexample", Name: "Help Example", Point: "org.eclipse.help.toc"
   
   - Point field should be filled with appropriate value and in Eclipse 3.3 you will not see Point field.