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I don't know much about RoboHtml so don't know why you are adding txt files to it. Can you convert the txt file to html?
That seems to be what .NET uses, either alone or in combination with XML (in XML islands).
best,
Janis
Lorraine Kiewiet wrote:
> Hi Janis,
> I'd be interested in the responses. Our C# developer told us that his .NET application could not display the TXT files we added to our (RoboHTML) help file. He wants to display context-sensitive help in a box at the bottom of the window when the user's cursor passes over a field or button.
>
> --Lorraine
>
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