In our case, we use product called WISE for creating the SETUP process and the employee building the SETUP do a complete build every time.


>What I mean is that, even if you normally don't need a setup for installing your main EXE, you can still create one that will help you installing the help support.
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>I usually do this, and let the Setup Wizard take care of the details of the installation.
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>Try it, and see if it works.
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>>Hi Hilmar
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>>Actualy, I am not building teh setup, I am only doing teh application BUT what do you mean by "properly installed the help support"? if you mean install teh HH.exe with the .CHM file then it is done right. is there anything else that need to be distributed?
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>>Plus, the same setup works fine on one machine but not on another.
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>>This is does not make sense to me, but I noticed that teh help does not work on most laptop installation but works fine on desktops.
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>>Thanks
>>Mo
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>>>Make sure you have properly installed the help support. With VFP6, this can be done easily with the Setup Wizard. You might do this with a "dummy" installation, one that doesn't install a "real" program: for instance, you might install calc.exe, and include the option for help support.
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>>>HTH,
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>>>Hilmar.
>>>
>>>>Hi
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>>>>We have .chm help file and use the SET HELP To filename.CHM.
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>>>>After distribution the application, Help work on some machines and does not work on other machines. anyone have this problem?
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>>>>On the machines that does not works, the .CHM will work if the user double click on the .CHM file in windows explorer but not from inside the application.
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>>>>I am using vfp7 but it happened when used vfp6 also.
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>>>>Mo