I don't see why. It's part of the Windows operating system. On Mon, 06 Jul 2009 17:25:34 +0200, "h.g. muller" <[email protected]> wrote: > I found a HTML Help Workshop from MicroSoft for download. > It turned out to be able to convert the existing help project file > with the aid of a wizzard, and produced a .chm file from this. > > I succeeded in invoking the Windows HTML Help Viewer from > WinBoard to display this file. I guess this is how it would have > to be done for Vista. > > Now to pull this off, I need WinBoard to #include file htmlHelp.h > and link with a library htmlHelp.lib, both supplied with the HTML > Help Workshop download. Without the library I would get an > undefined reference error for htmlHelp() during linking. We did > not seem to have that problem when caling WinHelp() to display > the old help format. > > Does it pose any legal problems to link WinBoard with this > library? I am pretty sure it is not GPL'd... > >
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