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Default Enabling context-sensitive help in Excel for ADO objects

Hi Folks,

This question must have been asked a million times but I have been unable to
find anything online thusfar. I am writing some VBA in Excel and I have
added the MS ADODB 2.8 library reference to my workbook. If I highlight
MoveFirst and press F1 I get a blank help window. I was hoping to get some
information about the MoveFirst method. That's just an example by the way,
I'm not specifically looking for help on that method. The last time I did
any VBA development was about 7 years ago and I can't recall if I had the
same problem back then. I have a nagging, hazy memory that I perhaps needed
MSDN help files installed but I'm not sure. Any suggestions? I know I can
find MSDN help online and that's what I have been using but it would be nice
to have the same information available offline. Our office does have an MSDN
license so the disk(s) are available to me (subject to license restrictions).

Cheers, Max
 
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