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Carl Mudryk
Hi,
I'm seeking information on the Visio 2003 method - Application.InvokeHelp
using either VBA or VB6. According to the documentation, you can specify
what .chm file to open using the syntax:
Application.InvokeHelp "Visio.chm", 15, 0
with the second parameter being the equivalent C++ constant for the HTML
Help API. The example works, but I am unable to get any other .chm to open.
I've read some documentation that says you need to create an .aw file
(Answer Wizard) to be able to integrate into Visio's help, but this is not
entirely clear.
Question: Has anyone done this, or know of any further documentation
available about how to do this? I've searched both msdn and google, but have
found only bits and pieces on how to do this.
BTW, I've already successfully made a compiled help that runs separately,
but would really like to integrate it into Visio's help.
Thanks,
Carl Mudryk
C-mach Technologies Inc.
I'm seeking information on the Visio 2003 method - Application.InvokeHelp
using either VBA or VB6. According to the documentation, you can specify
what .chm file to open using the syntax:
Application.InvokeHelp "Visio.chm", 15, 0
with the second parameter being the equivalent C++ constant for the HTML
Help API. The example works, but I am unable to get any other .chm to open.
I've read some documentation that says you need to create an .aw file
(Answer Wizard) to be able to integrate into Visio's help, but this is not
entirely clear.
Question: Has anyone done this, or know of any further documentation
available about how to do this? I've searched both msdn and google, but have
found only bits and pieces on how to do this.
BTW, I've already successfully made a compiled help that runs separately,
but would really like to integrate it into Visio's help.
Thanks,
Carl Mudryk
C-mach Technologies Inc.