My apologies if this question appears somewhat simple. I have been supplied with .chm files created using FAR from a German company. The files are supplied...
My apologies if this question appears somewhat simple. I have been supplied with .chm files created using FAR from a German company. The files are supplied...
At 04:41 PM 11/07/2006, you wrote: My apologies if this question appears somewhat simple. I have been supplied with .chm files created using FAR from a German...
Hi Rob, Many thanks for the information. Although it didn't directly provide the solution I unregistered and re-registered the .DLLs and OCXs on the PC's and I...
Hi, New to FAR, new to this forum. I've reviewed all the possible materials I can get a hold of, so I won't apologize if this is somethin people frequently...
Ted The popup type you define in your HHP files in a section? eg. [TEXT POPUPS] cshelp.h cshelp.txt You need to write some code in your application to test ...
Hi Rob, Thanks for the great info. I'm glad to finally reach someone who knows things from the programming side. I would've banged my head on this for quite...
We would like to create tutorials in flash or some other format. But we would like to have them bilingual! I would like to record whats going on on the screen...
At 05:30 PM 20/07/2006, you wrote: We would like to create tutorials in flash or some other format. But we would like to have them bilingual! I would like to...
Try http://www.debugmode.com/wink/ . It has Multilingual support but I do not know if that means you can export/import text translations. Otherwise ...
Hello Group, Can anyone explain if there is any benefit to using Start/End advanced search features instead of the * wildcard? For example, as far as I can...
At 02:56 AM 26/07/2006, you wrote: Hello Group, Can anyone explain if there is any benefit to using Start/End advanced search features instead of the *...
Rob Chandler said: "Yep I see no real difference." Thanks Rob. I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything. So far, FAR is proving to be a lifesaver aiding...
Hello again, I am trying to strip double spaces from the htm files in my help project. I have successfully replaced unneccesary instances of CDATA and  . ...
... Just remember you have to disable the FAR "smarts" to find spaces reliably. - Uncheck "Ignore Multiple Spaces" - and maybe Uncheck "CR LF Chars" -- if...
Problem solved! ... reliably. ... Thanks. I considered the first option, but not the second, as my search for " " (four spaces seemed to work). I wasn't...
Is this a bug or am I not approaching this correctly? I am trying to perform a seach using "<span*> </span>", which I assumed would select any span containing...
... of ... Oh I see your point. Sleep helps ... "<span*> </span>" This shows why you should always be careful and have preview on to begin with The above could...
Looking at the example you sent me if all you targets are in the form <span class="xxxx"> </span> I probably do what you were doing 1. Drop all files on FAR 2....
Thanks Rob. I don't mind breaking this down into multiple searches so it's no big deal. If you are taking feature requests, however, perhaps the option to add...
This is a question that I posed last summer. The problem somehow disappeared, but now it is back. I use WebWorks Publisher 2003 to generate my help project. I...
Thanks Dan. Its a good idea. Let me think on that on Rob At 04:07 AM 1/08/2006, Dan G wrote: Thanks Rob. I don't mind breaking this down into multiple searches...
So the Security updates can cause empty TOC for uncompressed help using HTML Frames. But sounds like you are using CHM window. Security updates can make the...
Somewhere, during one of my find and replaces, I made a mess in my HTML files. I'm periodically finding unclosed heading tags. How do I find "1>", "2>" and...
Hi Paul I'd need more info. Post an example. Rob At 05:29 AM 26/08/2006, Paul Hanson wrote: Somewhere, during one of my find and replaces, I made a mess in my...
I found this in my HTML code: <h1>Directory Listings1> and it should be <h1>Directory Listings</h1> But if I search for "1>", I also find the <h1> tags in...
At 02:56 AM 29/08/2006, Paul Hanson wrote: I found this in my HTML code: <h1>Directory Listings1> and it should be <h1>Directory Listings</h1> But if I search...
AWESOME!!!!!! THANKS SO MUCH!!!! I now have much clean(er) code than before! BTW, a PO was put in to purchase FAR yesterday. AWESOME product. Saving me so much...
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