At least when you've got any docs in .CHM format in the folder tree.
If you drop a file called CSharpDocs.chm into a folder:
\toplevel\C#\do cs, you can open it, but it won't display. The #
anywhere in the folder hierarchy is enough to cause problems.
I spent quite a while trying to figure this out. Tried it on several
systems. Even discarded some CHM files, thinking they were corrupt.
This is evidently a problem with Microsoft's own reader, hh.exe. I
haven't been able to find a fix. Well, aside from renaming things.
You'd think that Microsoft would have some inhouse C# docs in chm
format?
On a different tangent, you can't name a file or folder .NET_whatever
either but of course that's a file system problem. I suppose everyone
is doing the same as with the #...just spelling out DotNet. 5 1995
DG,
I don't know if it will work, but.......
Just out of curosity, did you try forward slashes to refer to documents
within the CHM file?
/toplevel/C#/docs
Dave
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 20:58:55 -0600, "D. Yates" <fo****@hotmail .com>
wrote: DG,
I don't know if it will work, but....... Just out of curosity, did you try forward slashes to refer to documents within the CHM file? /toplevel/C#/docs
Dave
Not sure I follow. I was referring to local folder structure. IOW,
if you have "Docs.chm" in a folder called "Works" it will be usable.
If you create a folder called "DontWork#" and move the same file
there, nothing will display when you open the file.
The problem seems to trace to the inclusion of a "#" anywhere in the
file name or in any folder that you put the file into.
Weird, isn't it? Try it.
"_DG" wrote... I was referring to local folder structure. IOW, if you have "Docs.chm" in a folder called "Works" it will be usable. If you create a folder called "DontWork#" and move the same file there, nothing will display when you open the file.
The problem seems to trace to the inclusion of a "#" anywhere in the file name or in any folder that you put the file into.
Weird, isn't it? Try it.
I don't think it's weird.
Doesn't the "hyperlinks " simply follow the standards of HTML?
In that case, a link to "DontWork#" would read out as a link to "DontWork"
and a bookmark "on that page" noted after the "#".
my 2c
// Bjorn A
On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 15:30:07 +0100, "Bjorn Abelli"
<bj**********@D oNotSpam.hotmai l.com> wrote: "_DG" wrote...
I was referring to local folder structure. IOW, if you have "Docs.chm" in a folder called "Works" it will be usable. If you create a folder called "DontWork#" and move the same file there, nothing will display when you open the file.
The problem seems to trace to the inclusion of a "#" anywhere in the file name or in any folder that you put the file into.
Weird, isn't it? Try it.
I don't think it's weird.
Doesn't the "hyperlinks " simply follow the standards of HTML?
In that case, a link to "DontWork#" would read out as a link to "DontWork" and a bookmark "on that page" noted after the "#".
You do understand that I'm talking about a folder name, right?
Then windows' file system needs to conform to html syntax?
"_DG" wrote... "Bjorn Abelli" wrote:"_DG" wrote...
I was referring to local folder structure. IOW, if you have "Docs.chm" in a folder called "Works" it will be usable. If you create a folder called "DontWork#" and move the same file there, nothing will display when you open the file.
The problem seems to trace to the inclusion of a "#" anywhere in the file name or in any folder that you put the file into.
Weird, isn't it? Try it. I don't think it's weird.
Doesn't the "hyperlinks " simply follow the standards of HTML?
In that case, a link to "DontWork#" would read out as a link to "DontWork" and a bookmark "on that page" noted after the "#".
You do understand that I'm talking about a folder name, right?
But in the context of a .chm file... (Compressed HTML)
Then windows' file system needs to conform to html syntax?
No, not the Windows system itself, but the .chm file, *including* the path
to it...
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