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Sbuilder Help File Menu

John Hubbard

John Hubbard

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The Help Menu in SBuilder 2.05 revision 06 did not work for me and searches showed that I was not alone ;).

To fix, create an HTML sub-folder in the main Sbuilder folder so that you have sub-folders for HTML, scenery, tools etc. Move the SBuilder.chm file to the HTML sub-folder. Open Sbuilder and hopefully the Help Menu will now work.
If not, right click on the SBuilder.chm file and check that it is opening with Microsoft HTML Help Executable.

John
 
John Hubbard said:
The Help Menu in SBuilder 2.05 revision 06 did not work for me and searches showed that I was not alone ;).

To fix, create an HTML sub-folder in the main Sbuilder folder so that you have sub-folders for HTML, scenery, tools etc. Move the SBuilder.chm file to the HTML sub-folder. Open Sbuilder and hopefully the Help Menu will now work.
If not, right click on the SBuilder.chm file and check that it is opening with Microsoft HTML Help Executable.

John
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Hello,

Yes, the "chm" file was not placed in the right folder when the distribution ZIP was created. When the error was discovered it was late. The alternative was to do nothing (and hope users discover the error, as you did) or create revision 07. The first approach was followed.

Best Regards, Luis
 
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