custom help files
 

I have writen a Visual Basic Macro running within Excel 2002 which contains
several UserForms, ComboBoxes, and ListBoxes.
I wish to create Custom Help Files for my macro w/ "What's This" buttons to
guide the end user through my program.
I can't seam to figure out how to get there from here.

Were can I get the information required to create/compile these help files?
Do I need a speacial editing tool or can I use any text editor such as Word?

Thanks in advance

custom help files
 

Microsoft provide a free tool for creating HTML help files. You can get it
at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...pDownloads.asp

Look up in Google for some tutorials etc.

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HTH

RP
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"RED" wrote in message
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I have writen a Visual Basic Macro running within Excel 2002 which
contains
several UserForms, ComboBoxes, and ListBoxes.
I wish to create Custom Help Files for my macro w/ "What's This" buttons
to
guide the end user through my program.
I can't seam to figure out how to get there from here.

Were can I get the information required to create/compile these help
files?
Do I need a speacial editing tool or can I use any text editor such as
Word?

Thanks in advance

custom help files
 

Hi, this thread has some good information to get you started. Bob
Phillips suggestions seem to match what you are trying to accomplish.
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...99e6358da8a88c
HTH--Lonnie M.

custom help files
 

Hi, I didn't see that Bob had replied to this post. Bob included links
to a couple of tutorials in the thread that I posted above--thanks Bob
your post was helpful in furthering my skills--Lonnie M.

custom help files
 

Thank you Lonnie.

I recalled that thread, but I couldn't remember any keywords to look up, so
your input was timely.

And hey, I'm consistent :-)

Bob


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ps.com...
Hi, I didn't see that Bob had replied to this post. Bob included links
to a couple of tutorials in the thread that I posted above--thanks Bob
your post was helpful in furthering my skills--Lonnie M.