>>>>I would like to know if anyone has a good example of using HTML Help from Visual FoxPro.

So would I, please.

>The only kind of help system I would write now is HTML.

I agree, and since we have very, very minimal access to the internet, my help file will be on a PC with no URLs to the internet. It will be a local help file written in HTML that goes nowhere except to different parts of the same document.

I used to write with GML tags years ago with IBM so am having little trouble with HTML with the exception ...... in VFP3.0b I fell in love with creating a screen capture and using the image editor that came with VFP3.0b to create 'hot spots' and links. I would draw the box over the area I wanted to be clickable and assign it the tag. Save it as a .SHG and I was ready to roll.

How do I do the equivalent of a .SHG file using HTML tools? Image maps seem to be overkill for what I need to do. I was reading about Client side image maps. Just point me in the right direction with the good words to search for on the internet, MSFT Knowledge Base, and I can do the rest of the work.

Appreciate it.