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RE: How to integrate an HTML Help system into a browser?
Subject:RE: How to integrate an HTML Help system into a browser? From:Bill Burns <BillDB -at- intl -dot- com> To:TECHWR-L <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com> Date:Tue, 28 Mar 2000 15:41:55 -0700
> Is there anybody has ever tried to integrate an HTML Help system into a
> browser from HTML Help Workshop?
>
Do you mean as an embedded help system (that is, one displayed as part of
the page) or simply connecting an HTML Help file to a web-based application?
The answer in part is going to depend on how the developers have put
together the app, but there may be some simple calls to launch a CHM file.
> If so what is the detailed process? Can any of you give me a detailed
> answer
> about what to do and how to fix bugs?
>
A better list for answers to this question might be WinHlp-l. You can
subscribe to that list by sendning a message to
listserv -at- admin -dot- humberc -dot- on -dot- ca
Leave the subject line blank. In the message body type
subscribe winhlp-l yourname
All (or at least most) of the MS HTML Help MVPs follow this list, so it's an
excellent resource for HTML Help information.
Bill Burns - Eccentric Technology Consultant
INT'L.com Design & Development
billdb -at- intl -dot- com
"Being disintegrated makes me very angry."
