> documentation.  The VBSdocs and JSdocs directories contain files with
> the chi and chm extensions.  I've never seen files with these extensions

> open in as a Microsoft Word for Windows 2,6, or 7 file.  Is this a Word
> 8 document?

>After programming in VB for four or five years, I'm trying to get
>started using scripting.  I've downloaded a bunch of stuff off of
>Microsoft's web site.  I'm a little puzzled by the some of the
>documentation.  The VBSdocs and JSdocs directories contain files with
>the chi and chm extensions.  I've never seen files with these extensions
>before and they aren't a registered file type on my Win 95 PC.  What are
>these files?

>Also, I don't have Word on my computer, just WordPro 97.  When I try to
>open the Whitepaper, WSH_Overview3 LEGAL.doc, I get the message "The
>file type that you specified does not match its format." when I try to
>open in as a Microsoft Word for Windows 2,6, or 7 file.  Is this a Word
>8 document?
>--
>Please remove what's between Eric and Goforth in my address.

> These files are for use with HTML Help Workshop.  Download the version
> where you downloaded the VBScript docs.  If you scroll down the page a bit
> more, you should see the link.

> http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
> go to VBScript -> downloads and look for the link stating "Download the
> HTML Help Installation and Update package version 1.1a"

> > open in as a Microsoft Word for Windows 2,6, or 7 file.  Is this a Word
> > 8 document?

> Possible.  I haven't checked.  You can always download a Word viewer from
> the Microsoft site to view the paper, or perhaps Write/Wordpad can view the
> file sufficiently for you.