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adding help file/ context to control

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z f - 04 Nov 2005 10:19 GMT
i write a aspp.net control in vb.net
i want that from properties in the designer and from object browswer help
will open my help file.
how can i do this ?
thanks.
Peter Macej - 04 Nov 2005 11:31 GMT
z f  wrote / napísal (a):
> i write a aspp.net control in vb.net
> i want that from properties in the designer and from object browswer help
> will open my help file.
> how can i do this ?
> thanks.

Your help must be in MS Help2 (.HxS) or HTML Help 1.x (.CHM) format. See
http://helpware.net/mshelp2/demo/DynamicHelp.htm for the former one.

In general, you need to include XML Data Islands (especially F keywords)
into your topic HTML files.

If you are using CHM instead of Help2, you need to include those islands
in special XML file and place it in VS .NET folder (usually in
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
.NET\common7\ide\html\XMLLinks\1033).

The detailed article is in VSHIK white paper Dynamic_Help.doc. You can
usually find it in C:\Program Files\VSHIK\Whitepapers\. Of course, you
need to have VSHIK installed.

You can also observe syntax of F-keywords by opening help for any class
in VS .NET and view its source code.

Or our tool VBdocman .NET (http://www.vbdocman.com/net/) does it all for
you.

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