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// how to run the ASCII help builder program
//
/topic RUNNING
/title Running Quick and Dirty Help
/keywords run;running
/browse index,AUTO
/para \sa300
/text \b\i\fs40,Running Quick and Dirty Help
/endpara
/para
The following items contain information on running
Quick and Dirty Help from the DOS command line.
/endpara
/para \sa300
The QDHELP program is invoked on the DOS command line.
The following syntax is used:
/endpara
/para \box\sa300,\fs20
qdhelp inputfile [outputfile [headerfile]]
/endpara
/defformat \sa150
/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
/endtopic