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Hi. I've got a topic toolbar in my HTML5 output which includes the Expand All/Collapse All button for my various togglers and drop-downs, all good. However, in other topics where I have no drop-downs - but lists of links to other pages - I've been asked to disable the button since it isn't needed. I...

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this did work out fine for me. I just generate a webhelp target every time and the developer takes it from there using the individual pages in the output. Did you end up doing the same?

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I have more than one chm output opening at once. Apparently I need to set a different 'window type' property on each one to allow this. Anyone know where you set the chm window type property for html help targets?

Hi I just ran a test of the target with Hide Navigation Pane on Startup checked and yes, the toolbar is there. At the moment anyway, can't have any of that. Just the topics - so if I hand over a normal webhelp output though, they'll be able to embed those pages into our software so they just show up...

Oops, I missed what you wrote about CSH aliases. Ok, so I would have to maintain that completely separate from flare? For example, previously we just named all the html files after the window they belonged to, and the developer hooked them up accordingly.

Thanks - that sounds like a better alternative than going back to frontpage! But I'm still uncertain what I would give to the developer - the compiled webhelp output and the alias/header files only, and the header files would then enable him to link up the topics to the correct windows so only the t...

Thanks. But something before I get started - does our application have to be dotnet, to work with dotnet help? Because it's a powerbuilder application. If that's a problem is there some other way I can get around it, or would I have to revert to copying the content from flare to frontpage and making...

Hi I've been using Flare to produce PDFs and HTML Help (csh) outputs. However, in another project I want embedded dynamic help. What we have currently is a pane on the side of our application which users can open or close, and the help topics in it change according to where they are/what they do. I ...