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Context help systems in VC8 with MFC

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    snavece
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    I have ported a old MFC appliction to VC8 and have everything but the context sensitive help working. What help system - HTML Help 1, MS Help 2, Windows Vista AP help, or ... is most appropriate to use in Visual Studio 2005? Can you suggest any tutorials to lead me through the process also. Thanks

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      I have ported a old MFC appliction to VC8 and have everything but the context sensitive help working. What help system - HTML Help 1, MS Help 2, Windows Vista AP help, or ... is most appropriate to use in Visual Studio 2005? Can you suggest any tutorials to lead me through the process also. Thanks

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      Stuart Dootson
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      What systems are you hoping to deploy on? If it includes XP, then Vista Help isn't much good, I would have thought. Also, MS Help 2 is primarily designed for Visual Studio[^], so isn't going to be that widely installed. So - I'd go for CHMs myself.

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        What systems are you hoping to deploy on? If it includes XP, then Vista Help isn't much good, I would have thought. Also, MS Help 2 is primarily designed for Visual Studio[^], so isn't going to be that widely installed. So - I'd go for CHMs myself.

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        Thanks, I was being overwhelmed by all the choices. :)

        Clayton

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