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hh.exe keyword parameter
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Jason Us
2004-10-07 03:34:44 UTC
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I am looking for a way to pass a keyword into a chm file command line.
I believe you could do this with winhelp.exe -k. Can't seem to find
the same or anything similar for hh.exe.

any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Jason
Pete Lees
2004-10-07 19:20:52 UTC
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Jason,
Post by Jason Us
I am looking for a way to pass a keyword into a chm file command line.
I believe you could do this with winhelp.exe -k. Can't seem to find
the same or anything similar for hh.exe.
HH.exe accepts a very small number of parameters, and unfortunately
these don't include an index keyword. For more information on the
available parameters, see:

http://helpware.net/FAR/far_faq.htm#HHEXEParams

You may want to look at an executable called keyhh.exe, which supports
more command-line options than hh.exe (including passing a KLink or
ALink keyword) and which you can freely distribute with your
applications. See:

http://www.keyworks.net/keyhh.htm

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Pete (Microsoft Help MVP)
Jason Us
2004-10-08 14:54:39 UTC
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Thanks Pete. I'll check it out, but having to distribute an extra exe
with my install is certainly not ideal. Although it looks like the
olny way to do it.

Jason
Post by Pete Lees
Jason,
Post by Jason Us
I am looking for a way to pass a keyword into a chm file command line.
I believe you could do this with winhelp.exe -k. Can't seem to find
the same or anything similar for hh.exe.
HH.exe accepts a very small number of parameters, and unfortunately
these don't include an index keyword. For more information on the
http://helpware.net/FAR/far_faq.htm#HHEXEParams
You may want to look at an executable called keyhh.exe, which supports
more command-line options than hh.exe (including passing a KLink or
ALink keyword) and which you can freely distribute with your
http://www.keyworks.net/keyhh.htm
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