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03-03-2007
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| | re: creating files in the system directory I don't understand this statement - if an old application supplies its help in a .hlp file, why do you think there will be a .chm file shipped along with it? Or are you saying that Vista somehow converts .hlp files to .chm? If that is so, why when I try to view old help files, do I get a help box from Vista telling my why I can't view .hlp files? "Ronnie Vernon MVP" <rv@invalid.org> wrote in message news:C788699A-F6F1-4397-9EA8-904841B20B7C@microsoft.com... > You shouldn't really need to do this. The old format help files should > have a *.chm file in the same folder. These will open anywhere and display > the help file without the need for winhlp32. > |
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