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Thanks, but I think that there is a larger problem. I'll bet the help files
are on the computer. Otherwise I would not expect to get the table of contents. Why can't I read any HTML files? I brought up the help file problem because I thought they may be associated, e.g. does W2k use IE to display the help files. KH "WOLFF" <Need@FREEbsd> wrote in message news:OsImXJdPDHA.2160@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > you can download the windows 2000 help files off > the MS site, there is a .cab file that will replace the help files > "K H" <k.hergenrother@delete_worldnet.att.net> wrote in message > news:Sq1La.24554$3o3.1863775@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > > I just loaded W2k onto a computer. The installation went smoothly. When > I > > try to read the help files, I get the table of contents, but when I click > on > > a subject, the table jumps and nothing shows. Also, when I try to display > > an .htm file, I get a message box warning that I am about to download a > > file, i.e. the one I'm trying to display, and then nothing shows. It > feels > > like IE is broken. Can anyone help me? > > > > KH > > > > > > |
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You can confirm if you have tons of hlp files by viewing your Help
folder, which should be under your system folder such as \winnt or \windows, unless customized. Maybe try right-click and Open With on an htm file on your computer, to see if Internet Explorer is set to Always Use this Program. In the Control Panel's Internet Options, or in the browser Tools..Internet Options, check the Advanced tab settings for http. In My Computer or any local folder, the Tools..Options..File Types tab should list Html Document filetypes as opened with Internet Explorer, and the hlp Help File as opened with winhlp32. If not, something strange happened. Is the latest service pack involved, or is W2K installed without any SP so far? Regards, RobH. "K H" <k.hergenrother@delete_worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:6RrLa.26992$0v4.2041589@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... Thanks, but I think that there is a larger problem. I'll bet the help files are on the computer. Otherwise I would not expect to get the table of contents. Why can't I read any HTML files? I brought up the help file problem because I thought they may be associated, e.g. does W2k use IE to display the help files. KH "WOLFF" <Need@FREEbsd> wrote in message news:OsImXJdPDHA.2160@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > you can download the windows 2000 help files off > the MS site, there is a .cab file that will replace the help files > "K H" <k.hergenrother@delete_worldnet.att.net> wrote in message > news:Sq1La.24554$3o3.1863775@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > > I just loaded W2k onto a computer. The installation went smoothly. When > I > > try to read the help files, I get the table of contents, but when I click > on > > a subject, the table jumps and nothing shows. Also, when I try to display > > an .htm file, I get a message box warning that I am about to download a > > file, i.e. the one I'm trying to display, and then nothing shows. It > feels > > like IE is broken. Can anyone help me? > > > > KH > > > > > > |
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