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hi, im naj. i am currently making a system in VBA and need help on how to make help commands- 'HelpContextId' in particular. I would like to know how to make use of this command. thanks
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For HTMLHelp, I set aliases for each page in an htmlhelp include file for each help page, like IDH_2003 2003.
Then if you assign your html help file as the project help file, you can use a context ID for F1 context sensitive help. In the example above, a context ID of 2003 would open whatever htmlhelp page you gave the 2003 alias. |
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Visit msdn to search HelpCotenxtId http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...pcontextidx.asp
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thnx clever pig & doug G. AT LAST I have that part of my system working
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