You can use BugHunter to test What's This? Help (text-only topics). First, do the following:
Have the application used with the Help topics available on your authoring system.
Create What's This? Help topics as part of the Microsoft HTML Help project (.CHM file).
Check with your developer to make sure the application is programmed to use the HTML Help.
Print a copy of the map file (use the Windows Notepad) and use it as a check list for testing each What's This? Help topic. The map file provides you with a list of topic IDs and their map numbers.
Compile your HTML Help project so all the What’s This? Help topics are included in the .CHM file. Copy this file into the same folder where the application resides.
Enable BugHunter.
Start the application you need to test.
Arrange your work area and resize the windows so you can see both the application and BugHunter.
Open a dialog or window you want to test.
Click
and then click a field or control to test.
Any calls that the application makes are captured and displayed in the BugHunter window. See Interpreting BugHunter data for more information about understanding the information displayed in the window.
If the wrong Help topic opens or a Help topic does not open, error messages will indicate that the topic is not working properly. See Troubleshooting context-sensitive Help for details about BugHunter messages and tips for resolving problems.
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