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> and you lost your rhythm. You're not the first person to suggest that, Lisa, though I didn't realise you'd heard me play :-) Thanks to everyone for comments. I am encouraged that nothing catastrophic has gone wrong, and that there are ways to work around it that are not too painful. But I still ma...

Hi Lisa, > I always see the .htm extension on my files, but I also have Windows set up to always show extensions As do I. This is my first and only project in Flare and I've never seen the .htm in the Content explorer before. Strange, but I guess unimportant. I'm sure you're right about the other th...

Greetings all. Yesterday when I played with my project ,my topic names in the Content Explorer were, as far as I can remember, all just that--topic names. Today they seem to have sprouted .htm extensions, so that when I insert a hyperlink in my page (right click>quick link>same folder>...) I get a l...

> I'm just hoping that they don't "fix" the workaround and force the MadCap splash screen for the embedded client as well.

Don't go giving them ideas now, MC!

Ramon asked

> And how many people does it need again to get something changed?

Sounds like one of those bad lightbulb jokes. How many MadCap staff does it take to make the DotNetHelp viewer useful? I'd best not propose an answer for fear I might appear ingracious

Clive

Mike, you may well be right, but I dream of a world of peace and harmony, where sheep are free to cross the road unharmed and software developers..., well, you get the idea. So I grimly hang on to the faint hope that if we protest enough, they will listen, especially if we keep pushing the argument ...

Earlier writers in this topic have explained the issue well, time has passed, yet Madcap seem not to be taking note. I have recently purchased Flare, with the Dotnethelp output option as a major criteria in the decision, but I find that feature is a lame duck that my client doesn't want to use becau...