Special Chars(like =) in the keyword(from Index)?

[Adrenalin]

I need to add new keyword to index list called =. But after htm
compiation i can't find in the keyword list that keyword.. Is there
any way to make it(the = keywod) visible ?

[Pete Lees [MVP]]

Post by Adrenalin
I need to add new keyword to index list called =. But after htm
compiation i can't find in the keyword list that keyword.. Is there
any way to make it(the = keywod) visible ?

Just to clarify: can you let us know which help authoring tool you're using
and your method for adding the equals sign to the index keyword? There
shouldn't normally be a problem using the equals sign in the index, but
you'll need to switch from a binary index to a non-binary "site map" index
in order for the equals sign to appear in the Topics Found dialog box (which
is displayed when you click an index keyword that has multiple targets).

If you want to read up on the differences between site map and binary
indexes, there is extensive information in the online help for HTML Help
Workshop (available online at http://tinyurl.com/63do6).

[Adrenalin]

Post by Pete Lees [MVP]

Post by Adrenalin
I need to add new keyword to index list called =. But after htm
compiation i can't find in the keyword list that keyword.. Is there
any way to make it(the = keywod) visible ?

Just to clarify: can you let us know which help authoring tool you're using
and your method for adding the equals sign to the index keyword? There
shouldn't normally be a problem using the equals sign in the index, but
you'll need to switch from a binary index to a non-binary "site map" index
in order for the equals sign to appear in the Topics Found dialog box (which
is displayed when you click an index keyword that has multiple targets).
If you want to read up on the differences between site map and binary
indexes, there is extensive information in the online help for HTML Help
Workshop (available online at http://tinyurl.com/63do6).

Thank you a lot for answer(that work just perfect!, your really know
alot about that format->chm), and sorry for a lot of typo in my first
post, i don't use any "authoring tool".. Just notepad(adding new keys
to .hhk file)..

[Adrenalin]

Post by Pete Lees [MVP]

Post by Adrenalin
I need to add new keyword to index list called =. But after htm
compiation i can't find in the keyword list that keyword.. Is there
any way to make it(the = keywod) visible ?

Just to clarify: can you let us know which help authoring tool you're using
and your method for adding the equals sign to the index keyword? There
shouldn't normally be a problem using the equals sign in the index, but
you'll need to switch from a binary index to a non-binary "site map" index
in order for the equals sign to appear in the Topics Found dialog box (which
is displayed when you click an index keyword that has multiple targets).
If you want to read up on the differences between site map and binary
indexes, there is extensive information in the online help for HTML Help
Workshop (available online at http://tinyurl.com/63do6).

Thank you a lot for answer(it's work just perfect! you really know a
lot about that format->chm) and sorry for a lot of typos in first
post. "authoring tool you're using" i use a simple text editor
program(just ading new keys in the .hhk file).. Wish a good day.