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HTML Help and VB

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Submitted on: 4/29/2002 5:22:06 AM
By: Almar Joling  
Level: Beginner
User Rating: By 60 Users
Compatibility: VB 6.0
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     This tutorial will learn you how to combine HTML Help with VB, so your applications can easily have functions like "Whats this help" and "context sensitive help". This tutorial is fully illustrated, (17 images), everything done nicely step by step. VB6 is REQUIRED. This will not work with older versions.

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				The tutorial is too big to put here... That's why I've included it with the zipfile, including sample source files, and the files I used to build the HTML help file.

Guys, this tutorial was removed two days ago, probably by the hacker who has visitted this tutorial. Ian Could not restore the tutorial, so can you guys please vote for this another time? It had about 30+ Excellent votes =-(

Thanks,
Almar Joling

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4/29/2002 7:13:40 AMGreg L English

good job :) sorry bout deletion. hopefully you can get back up there and fast!
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4/29/2002 9:43:25 AMNathanael B

Simply amazing. You covered every topic in the book!! I was just recently wanting to find out how to do this. Thank you for your tutorial!!! 5 globes!!!!
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4/30/2002 2:06:04 PMChristopher Brown

Well, the original definately helped me out, so no problem voting again.

Good luck, Chris
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4/30/2002 6:47:42 PMHavok

here you go, i'll vote again...

nice code
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4/30/2002 9:50:02 PMEric Coleman

The new voting system is better, its not perfect, but its a lot better.
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11/3/2002 12:44:46 PMGerdion Cain

Excellent tutorial, it helps immensely to see the diagrams. 5 globes - *****
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2/20/2003 3:12:33 AM

very good, very helpfull.
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2/20/2003 11:51:59 AM

Thanks for the help, good work!
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2/20/2003 11:52:59 AM

and 5 globes from me
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2/20/2003 11:55:33 AM

fix your winzip file first, its broken

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2/21/2003 9:46:28 AMAlmar Joling

After one year you are the first with a problem regarding the zip file, so I think the problem is at your side, actually... :)

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2/27/2003 12:44:47 AMAtul Tak

very nice stuuf .. can u mail me tutorial at atul_tak@rediffmail.com
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3/11/2003 10:40:28 PMWilly Marlian

Good tutorial!I've never figured out how to create help files before..5 globes for u!
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7/8/2003 12:52:36 AM

I have just joined the forum & have downloaded the article. I will write to you when i go trough it.
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7/23/2003 12:52:51 AM

Thanks for giving us this wonderful help.
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10/11/2003 2:05:16 PMVARENET

nice work 5/5
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3/7/2004 2:43:21 PMgurpreetsingh

Quite Good work. But I faced a problem. I think U should be knowing this. Pressing the F1 key only pops up the ? help ie it pos up the baloon help only whihc it didnt meant to. I am using XP, Is that be the reason. When opened from I.Explorer the help file runs smmothly. Any reason and solution to this problem ??
Regards
Er. Gurpreet Singh
CEO Sukhmani Software
New Delhi

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8/4/2004 2:59:38 PM

Good Job Friend..Nice works.
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10/31/2004 10:28:27 PMRoger Gilchrist

Wouldn't the chm file be the best place for the tutorial info?
You should probably mention that you have used full paths in your zip file so the file turns up on the desktop instead of below the folder people put it in.
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4/26/2005 3:56:20 PM

Muy útil, me sirvio de mucho. Gracias !!
Thanks
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