App.HelpFile= / CommonDialog.HelpFile= 
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 App.HelpFile= / CommonDialog.HelpFile=

App.HelpFile = fn
CommonDialog.HelpFile = fn
CommonDialog.ShowHelp

Does not display the file

Within my application the help file can be accessed at any time by pressing
the F1 key, but running the CommonDialog does nothing.  The first time the
button is hit the machine obviously goes and does something, but it doesn't
display the help file, the path and file names are definitely correct.

Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Tull.



Tue, 06 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 App.HelpFile= / CommonDialog.HelpFile=
Tull, you forgot one line of code (see below):

CommonDialog1.HelpFile = fn
CommonDialog1.HelpCommand = cdlHelpContents
CommonDialog1.ShowHelp

Look up the HelpCommand property for a complete explanation

Quote:

>App.HelpFile = fn
>CommonDialog.HelpFile = fn
>CommonDialog.ShowHelp

>Does not display the file

>Within my application the help file can be accessed at any time by pressing
>the F1 key, but running the CommonDialog does nothing.  The first time the
>button is hit the machine obviously goes and does something, but it doesn't
>display the help file, the path and file names are definitely correct.

>Can anyone help?
>Thanks,
>Tull.



Fri, 09 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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