CHM works in one directory, not in another

[Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net>]

And again, this time with text. Sorry.

I have a .chm file. When it is stored with the source files on my hard drive, I double-click the .chm and see my lovely help system all complete.

When I copy the entire directory, with source files and subdirectories, to the server, and double-click the .chm file, every single topic returns this message:Â "The address is not valid."

What is doing on?

I thought the whole purpose of .chm files was to bundle everything together so that it can travel anywhere.

In fact, I should be able to blow away all the development files and have that .chm file still work.

What is going on?

Thanks.

--Nancy
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