keyboard "{F1}" is doubtful. This assumes you have the F1 key assigned to help in some menu. Use the HELP command instead.

SET HELP has to options. The other is SET HELP ON/OFF. Be sure to set it ON.

Sometimes you have trouble accessing files over the network. This has to do with security over the network. Before going into more details, see whether this is the case, by accessing the help file (a) on the local computer, and (b) over the network. If there is this security interference, you usually get something like a help file with an empty page.

>In the past the following always worked where i set help by means of the full path to the help file
>that is located at the same location as the executable file. (not on the network but local)
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>example would be "C:\somefolder\myHelpFile.chm"
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>Set Help To "C:\somefolder\myHelpFile.chm"
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>Keyboard "{F1}"
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>We created a new installation and now we get nothing when trying to access help.
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>I can go directly to the file and click on it and it works okay.
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>Any Ideas?
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>Thanks in advance