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Yash
Is it possible to display context-sensitive help from a .chm or .hlp
file on a .NET win forms application?
We want to associate UI controls with placeholders from the chm or hlp
file so that if a user invokes the "help" button and then clicks on a
control, the help specific to the control is displayed in a floating
rectangle.
Does .NET provide built-in support for this?
HelpProvider opens the CHM file. Instead I want to show the help
associated with the control like a tooltip. The help text will not be
hardcode in
the program but will come from an existing CHM/HLP file.
I should be able to do something like
ContextHelp.AddHelp(txtBox1,4000) where 4000 is the ID of some help
text present in the CHM or HLP file.
Thanks,
Yash
file on a .NET win forms application?
We want to associate UI controls with placeholders from the chm or hlp
file so that if a user invokes the "help" button and then clicks on a
control, the help specific to the control is displayed in a floating
rectangle.
Does .NET provide built-in support for this?
HelpProvider opens the CHM file. Instead I want to show the help
associated with the control like a tooltip. The help text will not be
hardcode in
the program but will come from an existing CHM/HLP file.
I should be able to do something like
ContextHelp.AddHelp(txtBox1,4000) where 4000 is the ID of some help
text present in the CHM or HLP file.
Thanks,
Yash