How to show the desired topic of .chm file ?

O

Oleg Subachev

How to show the desired topic of .chm file ?

Neither this call:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm", "Registration" );

nor this one:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm", HelpNavigator.Topic, 21800 );

do nothing.

The topic I need to show has assigned keyword "Registration"
and its help context number is 21800.

Only this call:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm" );

shows Contents tab with main topic opened.

Oleg Subachev
 
J

John Kn [MS]

Oleg,

I reseached your problem and I found a possible resource.
Please check the content at this URL:
http://www.helpware.net/mshelp2/demo2/h1xNET.htm

Thanks,
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From: "Oleg Subachev" <[email protected]>
Subject: How to show the desired topic of .chm file ?
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How to show the desired topic of .chm file ?

Neither this call:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm", "Registration" );

nor this one:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm", HelpNavigator.Topic, 21800 );

do nothing.

The topic I need to show has assigned keyword "Registration"
and its help context number is 21800.

Only this call:

Help.ShowHelp( this, "Test.chm" );

shows Contents tab with main topic opened.

Oleg Subachev

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