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  1. Dec 9th, 2004, 06:07 AM #1
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    Creating Windows Help files

    Hi there,

    I am at the stage where i am now creating a User help file to include in my program. However, I cannot make a working chm file. it is so so so confusing...

    If anyone knows anything about .chm file please help me!!!!!

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    Re: Creating Windows Help files

    ComponentOne's Doc-To-Help.

    If you want to be savvy, you can download VSHIK from Microsoft. It makes those MS Help 2.0 files for you. Note: it's unsupported.
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    Re: Creating Windows Help files

    Hi

    http://www.fs3000.com/

    http://www.wekasoft.com/vchm/index.htm


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    Re: Creating Windows Help files

    What about the VBCommenter power toy from GotDotNet?

    This one is freely downloadable...
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