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ashokbio
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COPYRIGHT in Help File
Aug 11 '07, 07:48 PM
How to create a copyright text in help project using visual basic 6?
What is the synatax with statement for [COPYRIGHT]?
fplesco
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Aug 13 '07, 02:22 AM
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ashokbio
How to create a copyright text in help project using visual basic 6?
What is the synatax with statement for [COPYRIGHT]?
Hi -
What do you mean copyright text? This ©? if it is, all have to do is get it done in MS Word and then copy and paste it into your objects caption, text or whatever object you are working on.
Or, you mean a HELP FILE?
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ashokbio
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Aug 13 '07, 08:16 PM
I want to display only the text which i have given(
in the help file created by user, not the VB6 help
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Is it possible?
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fplesco
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Aug 14 '07, 08:58 AM
Originally posted by
ashokbio
I want to display only the text which i have given(
in the help file created by user, not the VB6 help
).
Is it possible?
Yes, you can. Maybe, you are looking for a .CHM files, are you? you may research or download chm creator.
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ashokbio
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Aug 14 '07, 07:45 PM
Actually i am using Microsoft Help Workshop of VB6, and the file format of help project is .hpj
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Aug 15 '07, 03:47 AM
Originally posted by
ashokbio
Actually i am using Microsoft Help Workshop of VB6, and the file format of help project is .hpj
Hey -
I dont know it. Anybody?
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Killer42
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Aug 16 '07, 06:46 AM
Have you tried simply pasting in the copyright symbol as part of the text? Or is that not what you're after? I didn't follow the question very well.
Oh, and to clarify matters, is it
Windows 95 Help Authoring Kit: Microsoft Help Workshop 4.03
to which you are referring?
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