Try Microsoft Help WorkShop (free down load from MS) it has worked really
well for me.
Also you may want to consider doing a DOS FoxPro help file it is easy and
fast. They
also have programs out there that will take a FoxPro DOS style help file and
convert it
to a Windows 3.x help file, witch is the type of help file VFP5 uses
Nick
-----Original Message-----
From: profox .at. leafe D.O.T com [mailto:profox@leafe.com]On Behalf Of Allen
Pollard
Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2000 1:12 PM
To: Multiple recipients of ProFox
Subject: RE: HTML Help and VFP5
Adolph
I own Blue sky Robohelp and I should have created the windows help first but
did not do it that way. My error but I thought that HTML worked with VFP5.
Blue sky includes windows help to html help but not the other way round. I
have also found I have to upgrade for it to work with office 2000. And its
not cheap so. It seems to require an upgrade every time office updates and
its not cheap so I can not recommend Robohelp. A lot of money for a work
macro.
Allen
Allen:
We use AutoDoc (they have since renamed it to Author-It), and a single
write produces Windows Help, HTML help and the printed manual.
It's fairly inexpensive, too.
Adolph
At 07:12 PM 1/23/00 -0000, you wrote:
>I thought so but I was not sure if an ocx was usable. I wanted to add whats
>this help and I wrote the help in HTML help. Looks like I will have to
>rewrite the help file in windows help. nuts
>Allen
>
>But you can start it from the Windows root directory as an external program
>like this:
> RUN /N c:winnthh.exe d:foxbookshackfoxhackfox.chm
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