Hi Rick,
I was under the impression that MS was no longer supporting the use of .chm? Here's a wiki link, but a quick look didn't show me a definite answer to my concern, so maybe it still is (or maybe they changed their mind again?) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Compiled_HTML_Help Maybe if you read it more thoroughly you can come to a conclusion. You can always opt to create a .html file (or a series of files) for your help system if you think it's hard to create .chm files or if you think they may not be supported. I believe there are many free html generators (even MS Word will do it for you). I've noticed a lot of the newer apps have been experimenting with this approach. Hth (and please let us know if you get an answer to whether .chm is going to be supported), Chip From: RicksPlace [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 21, 2012 3:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Help Files CHM Hi: Has anyone created a chm help file like the one used for WindowEyes Help? I puttered with html help WorkShop but didnt get very far this weekend. Is there something accessible with some decent documentation out there? Rick USA
