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- // how to run the ASCII help builder program
- //
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- /topic RUNNING
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- /title Running Quick and Dirty Help
- /keywords run;running
- /browse index,AUTO
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- /para \sa300
- /text \b\i\fs40,Running Quick and Dirty Help
- /endpara
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- /para
- The following items contain information on running
- Quick and Dirty Help from the DOS command line.
- /endpara
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- /para \sa300
- The QDHELP program is invoked on the DOS command line.
- The following syntax is used:
- /endpara
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- /para \box\sa300,\fs20
- qdhelp inputfile [outputfile [headerfile]]
- /endpara
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- /defformat \sa150
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- /para
- QDHELP generates a file named inputfile.hhh which
- contains #defines for context sensitive help. If you include
- this file in both your .hpj file and .c file you will be all
- set to do context sensitive help.
- /endpara
- /para
- To stop the output of the .hhh file use the /pragma noheader command.
- /endpara
-
- /para
- QDHELP generates a file named inputfile.hpj which is the
- file needed by the Microsoft help compiler. When run with
- the flag the .hpj file will contain the correct .rtf file name
- which is being generated. If the -hC option is also on the
- .hpj file will contain the inputfile.hhh include file for
- context sensitive help.
- /endpara
- /para
- To stop the output of the .hpj file use the /pragma nohpj command.
- /endpara
-
- /para
- The outputfile is optional. If no output file name is
- given the output will be written to the default file
- inputfile.rtf.
- /endpara
-
- /para
- If you specifiy an output you may also specify the name of the
- header file generated. If no name is given inputfile.hhh will
- be used.
- /endpara
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- /endtopic
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