#DEFINEs don't work in a property sheet. You need to set explicit values.

Just a hint you might want to check out HTML Help Builder (http://www.west-wind.com/wwhelp/) which makes short work of assigning Context Ids to topics in the IDE from the help file. You can bring up the help project and then press a key to automatically get the context id assigned in your object from the active topic in the help file. Won't help you with RoboHelp, but that feature alone will save you tons of time <s>...

+++ Rick ---


>>I'm trying to use an html help file created in Robohelp 7 with a Foxpro 6 application. The help file opens when I press F1, but always to the first page (the page that has the helpcontextid of 1). This occurs regardless of which object has the focus.
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>>I created an .h file containing a #DEFINE for each help subject (#DEFINE id_namesearch 1, #DEFINE id_ssnsearch 2, etc). I used the same numbering scheme on the Robohelp side when compiling the .chm help file. A diagnostic program Robohelp sent confirmed that the subjects are associated with the correct context numbers in the .chm file, so the problem seems to be on the Foxpro side.
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>>I'm using SET HELP TO to point to the .chm file, and the program finds it well enough. My objects' helpcontextid values are set to the appropriate numbers. I put the .h file in the same directory and tried putting an #INCLUDE statement in the code so the #DEFINES are included in my executable, but the help file is still not context-sensitive.

>I'm trying to use an html help file created in Robohelp 7 with a Foxpro 6 application. The help file opens when I press F1, but always to the first page (the page that has the helpcontextid of 1). This occurs regardless of which object has the focus.
>
>I created an .h file containing a #DEFINE for each help subject (#DEFINE id_namesearch 1, #DEFINE id_ssnsearch 2, etc). I used the same numbering scheme on the Robohelp side when compiling the .chm help file. A diagnostic program Robohelp sent confirmed that the subjects are associated with the correct context numbers in the .chm file, so the problem seems to be on the Foxpro side.
>
>I'm using SET HELP TO to point to the .chm file, and the program finds it well enough. My objects' helpcontextid values are set to the appropriate numbers. I put the .h file in the same directory and tried putting an #INCLUDE statement in the code so the #DEFINES are included in my executable, but the help file is still not context-sensitive.
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>Any ideas about what I'm doing wrong?
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>Thanks,
>Menachem