>Typical of M$. They always think that the ability to click for something is an improvement; most of the time, I think it would better be able to do things automatically, you know, just like on a computer.

(Grin)


>Well, HTML is just text file, therefore we may be able to create VFP tools to generate the HTML wrapping around normal text and put it into a file... actually I meant writing some kind of a HTML editor in VFP :). The "normal text" is something you may keep in memos in some table(s). That's what I do for myself (not yet HH compatible HTML, though).


Oh, sounds like too much work to me. :) There's plenty of HTML editors out there already.


>>>You should actually look for the help example somewhere in the Solutions. I have hardly found it - it didn't install for itself, it was in a separate .zip somewhere on my CD.


>Sorry, wasn't too clear (having a just cause to blame M$ for raises my adrenaline). VFP6 Beta...


I can't look there. I don't have it.

>...hmmm, something like region-sensitive tooltips? Sounds interesting, if I only had a clue how to do it in HTML. Or..., hey, HTML gurus: can a map have a separate tooltip for each region, and can it span few lines? This could be nice.

Yeah, that's what I mean. It would be most helpful.

-Michelle