B
Barry
Hello,
I'm using a RunApp command to start my table of contents
from the Help menu of the menu bar. To do this on
Windows XP, my command line must point first to the
winhlp32.exe file, then my help file. However, on some
non-XP machines that I'm using for beta testing, using
the aforementioned command line creates a run-time error
and kicks the user out of the application. If I delete
the winhlp32.exe from the command line and install the
application on a non-XP machine, the table of contents
will open normally. Can someone explain for me why this
is? And, is there any way I can write a single command
that will open the table of contents regardless of the
operating system being used? Or, is there some other way
I can open the help table of contents from the menu bar?
Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.
I'm using a RunApp command to start my table of contents
from the Help menu of the menu bar. To do this on
Windows XP, my command line must point first to the
winhlp32.exe file, then my help file. However, on some
non-XP machines that I'm using for beta testing, using
the aforementioned command line creates a run-time error
and kicks the user out of the application. If I delete
the winhlp32.exe from the command line and install the
application on a non-XP machine, the table of contents
will open normally. Can someone explain for me why this
is? And, is there any way I can write a single command
that will open the table of contents regardless of the
operating system being used? Or, is there some other way
I can open the help table of contents from the menu bar?
Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.