>Kinda remind me all these games which presume I got a Windows
>internet browser installed in Windows 95, so they try to launch
>my "default web browser" to view the help, which is obviously written
>only in HTML and with LFN, so I cant use my DOS browser. or better:
>dont you just -love- these programs which believe you got a 24-hour
>connection to the internet, so they launch the default browser and
>try to go to their company site? and then they complain there is
>an error in your system if you didnt happened to dial your ISP before
>installed the game. I once even saw a game which went far and didnt
>implemented any help at all. It was all in the company site.
>Click help, and your default browser will load and attempt to
>go to the company URL to load the help. My, they really thought ahead.
>
> Or Botton
Really bugs me too, just like when using Real Player. With 50% of the files
I've downloaded from the Internet (they are correct) the stupid program
tells me that either 'the host can't be found' or that 'the file is
broken'. Instead of giving me a good error page, they direct me to there
homepage! (Which doesn't contain any good information, BTW).
Still, I like when the docs are in HTML instead of HLP since I can use them
in DOS.
I don't see where the problem is here, except for faulty links. The HTML is
still HTML.
//Bernie
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