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Hello,
I am adding a makeshift Help component to my VB2005 project. That means I
am not using HTML help to create a chm (unless someone can explain how you
connect a chm file to a project - I have HTML workshop - and sort of know how
to use it).
Anyway, I am currently using a tab control and placing
textboxes/RichTextboxes in the various pages with my information. The
problem I am having is that I want to hardcode the text, so I am entering it
in the Textbox Property Sheet Text window. The only other option I know of
using this method is to write the text in the IDE and load it at run time -
also kind of painful.
I am thinking that the last thing I could do is to write my information in a
Word Doc and then load that into a RichTextbox. Does this sound doable? The
only hassel is that I would have to ship the WordDoc with the app.
Any suggestions appreciated on the best way to create my makeship helpfiles.
BTW, how do I read a Word Doc into a RichTextbox?
Thanks,
Rich
I am adding a makeshift Help component to my VB2005 project. That means I
am not using HTML help to create a chm (unless someone can explain how you
connect a chm file to a project - I have HTML workshop - and sort of know how
to use it).
Anyway, I am currently using a tab control and placing
textboxes/RichTextboxes in the various pages with my information. The
problem I am having is that I want to hardcode the text, so I am entering it
in the Textbox Property Sheet Text window. The only other option I know of
using this method is to write the text in the IDE and load it at run time -
also kind of painful.
I am thinking that the last thing I could do is to write my information in a
Word Doc and then load that into a RichTextbox. Does this sound doable? The
only hassel is that I would have to ship the WordDoc with the app.
Any suggestions appreciated on the best way to create my makeship helpfiles.
BTW, how do I read a Word Doc into a RichTextbox?
Thanks,
Rich