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Writing Help
By James Crowley, published on 14 Jul 2001
The Title
Insert another footnote in front of the W, this time with the custom mark set to a $. This defines your title, this is used in the index section of the help file. Enter the title into the footnote section of word. You may use spaces.
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I've been having the same problem. I found that you can trick VB into doing it by placing the following code in the click event on your help button:
SendKeys "{F1}", True
The trouble is, I have to click the button twice on my application for this particular command to work.
Actually I wrote a help file for my latest application, (using some other tools, doesn't matter)
Now I have a compiled help file.
I can acess his help by pressing the F1 key anywhere in my application, fine.
But whoe can I make e.g. a Help Button?
I get lots of errors and warnings. I do it all like here is told. Please send me an example .RTF and .HPJ file so I can learn from them E-Mail: netgert@hot.ee
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