Razzak :
>>
The RBG65.CHM (dated 01-28-2002) is the latest Help file
for the The Glorious R:BASE (ver 6.5++) for Windows,
Build:1.851xRT03, released on January 28, 2002.
This new help system was first introduced in Inline
Patch-1, Build:1.850xRT03, released on December 31, 2001.
After you have downloaded the latest Inline Patch-2:
01. Make sure to unzip and overwrite ALL existing
files in the default installation directory.
02. Make sure that there is a file named RBG65.CHM
in that directory.
<<
I have it, but when I try to run it from from windows explorer, I get :
'Can't open file mk:@MSIT Store D:\RBW65\RBW65.CHM'
What program is supposed to be launch to read *.CHM files ?
Seems that I don't have this program ?
The first time I try to run 1.851xRT03, I got an error message saying
something like :
'Can't find DLL HHCTRL.OCX'
I searched in archives and I found this file (513 Kb, dated Jan 14 2001)
I restored it in WINDOWS\SYSTEM
Can my problem comes from that ?
>>
03. Using windows explorer, search for RBASE.INI file.
04. There should be ONLY one RBASE.INI file in the path.
05. Check that RBASE.INI file especially for the
following, for example (in your case):
MSGPath=D:\RBW65
HelpPath=D:\RBW65
<<
There is only one, and here is the contents :
[R:BASE]
RecentFile5=D:\RBW65\CEE\dbtemp.RB1
RecentFile4=D:\RBW65\Nc8\dbnc8.RB1
RecentFile3=D:\RBW65\exp\dbexp.RB1
RecentFile2=D:\Rbw65\IMP\dbimp.RB1
RecentFile1=D:\RBW65\CEE\DBCEE.RB1
SYS_RES_THRESHOLD=15
MSGPath=D:\RBW65
HelpPath=D:\RBW65
CFGFile=D:\RBW65\RBASE.CFG
LaunchRBEdit=0
LaunchRPrompt=1
LaunchObjMan=1
QBEDefWhere=1
QBEShowQueryText=1
QBEStringMode=0
ShowStatusBar=1
MainWindow=-4 -4 1028 744
[Designers]
ShowDesignerTB=1
SnapToGrid=0
GridWidth=15
GridHeight=15
ShowGrid=0
[DataTableDefaultFont]
.......
Thanks for your help ...
J.M. GRATIAS, Logimatique
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