On Apr 10, 10:32 pm, Rich <R...@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote:
I have been creating help files as richtext docs and adding them to a
richtextbox. I can use hyperlinks and so one, and I then have a simple
richtextbox. I can use hyperlinks and so one, and I then have a simple
file. But since a word doc can be save as an html doc, I thought why
just make the help file an html help file (without the .chm - no
required). Is there a way to add an html word doc to the app?
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One other thought I had was to use a webbrowser control in the app and
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One other thought I had was to use a webbrowser control in the app and
out html in the webbrowser web1.DocumentTe xt = <p>Help file for...</p>
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The only thing with the web browser is that I would have to write out
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The only thing with the web browser is that I would have to write out
the html tags - could be labor intensive. The word doc would be
how to add the word doc to the app as an html page?
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Thanks,
Rich
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Thanks,
Rich
Without being sure completely, if you want to use HTML as help
techique, design your HTML file on a editor like Frontpage then save
it. After that, place a webbrowser control to your form, then set
webbrowser's URL property to your local file's location (eg: c:
\myapplication\ help.html).
Also you called a term "html word doc" which cannot be understood. As
i pointed out, i'd suggest you to design a simple HTML help file then
embed it into webbrowser by setting URL property to what you desire.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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