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How can I invoke Windows help from Uniface?

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How can I invoke Windows help from Uniface?

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On the Windows 3.x, NT and Windows 95 platforms you can expand the help system that comes with the OS by creating help files (extension .HLP) then using a spawn command to invoke the help application. The following code fragment can be placed in a central procedure and invoked when required, e.g. from a menu or context sensitive help. if ($$HELP_TOPIC = “”) spawn “winhelp HELPFILE.HLP” else spawn “winhelp -i %%$$HELP_TOPIC HELPFILE.HLP” endif If $$HELP_TOPIC is blank, Winhelp will open the helpfile at the top level, usually a list of topics. If the help context is specified in the variable, the -i switch is used to jump to the relevant section of the file. A number of applications include utilities that assist with the creation of help files, including Visual Basic, Visual C++ and Delphi. There are also a number of third-party and shareware applications available. Scott Cook recently provided the following Microsoft reference document to supplement this information, which is not availa

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