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  • Christie
    #1

    Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app

    I have created a compiled HTML helpfile that I want to use in my VB.Net
    application. What code do I need to link this compiled file to the
    help button in my application??

    I have created my application in Visual Studio (VB.Net).

    Thanks

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    • iwdu15
      #2
      RE: Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app

      if its a .chm file, you can just do a Process.Start(" FileNameHere"), r if its
      an .html or .htm file, put a WebBrowser control on a form,load then form,
      then programmaticall y navigate the WebBrowser control to that file

      hope this helps
      --
      -iwdu15

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        • Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
          #3
          Re: Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app

          "Christie" <c.myburgh@yaho o.comschrieb:
          >I have created a compiled HTML helpfile that I want to use in my VB.Net
          application. What code do I need to link this compiled file to the
          help button in my application??
          Check out the HelpProvider component in the toolbox.

          --
          M S Herfried K. Wagner
          M V P <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
          V B <URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/>

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            • Jørgen Sørensen
              #4
              Re: Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app

              "Christie" <c.myburgh@yaho o.comskrev i en meddelelse
              news:1157900432 .250801.101450@ m79g2000cwm.goo glegroups.com.. .
              I have created a compiled HTML helpfile that I want to use in my VB.Net
              application. What code do I need to link this compiled file to the
              help button in my application??

              Hi

              The last 4 pages of http://www.jososoft.dk/hh.pdf are in English and
              explains how to get the help file working with an application.
              (The first 16 pages are in Danish - my tongue)

              Regards
              Jørgen


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                • Christie
                  #5
                  Re: Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app


                  Christie wrote:
                  I have created a compiled HTML helpfile that I want to use in my VB.Net
                  application. What code do I need to link this compiled file to the
                  help button in my application??
                  >
                  I have created my application in Visual Studio (VB.Net).
                  >
                  Thanks

                  Thanks...it worked perfectly

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                    • Christie
                      #6
                      Re: Display compiled HTML help file in VB.NET app


                      Jørgen Sørensen wrote:
                      "Christie" <c.myburgh@yaho o.comskrev i en meddelelse
                      news:1157900432 .250801.101450@ m79g2000cwm.goo glegroups.com.. .
                      I have created a compiled HTML helpfile that I want to use in my VB.Net
                      application. What code do I need to link this compiled file to the
                      help button in my application??
                      >
                      >
                      Hi
                      >
                      The last 4 pages of http://www.jososoft.dk/hh.pdf are in English and
                      explains how to get the help file working with an application.
                      (The first 16 pages are in Danish - my tongue)
                      >
                      Regards
                      Jørgen
                      Jørgen, thanks a lot, I tried your approach and it works very
                      well...from now on I will do all my help files like this

                      Cheers
                      Christie

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