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Converting .rtf to .HLP-File

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    hanno25
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    Hi! Does somebody know, what I have to do, when there is a .rtf-File which should be converted to a WinHelp-File? I don't have a .cnt but a .hpj-File. Thanks a lot, Hanno :)

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      Hi! Does somebody know, what I have to do, when there is a .rtf-File which should be converted to a WinHelp-File? I don't have a .cnt but a .hpj-File. Thanks a lot, Hanno :)

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      Laxman Auti
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      You can open the Help Workshop tool provided with VS 6.0 In the help of Help workshop you can get the step by step procedure for developing the winhelp file. :) Knock out "T" from CAN'T You 'CAN' if you think you 'CAN' :cool:

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        Hi! Does somebody know, what I have to do, when there is a .rtf-File which should be converted to a WinHelp-File? I don't have a .cnt but a .hpj-File. Thanks a lot, Hanno :)

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        Waldermort
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        As it happens, the plans for my next project is to create a HTMLhelp helper which would be able to do just this. As an alternative for now, you could open the file with MS word and save it as a HTML file, then compile it with the HTMLhelp utility. The problem with this is the HTML files are very bloated, so you might want to edit out all the nonsense with a text editor. -- modified at 8:11 Monday 10th April, 2006 Sorry, I misread the title of your post as HELP-File whereas HTMLhelp actualy creates .chm files.

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