Submitted by jan_rifkinson on 2012/01/05 14:58
<F1>
Search criteria, finds proper article title
but won't display the article in right window
 

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Doesn't F1 bring up the standard Microsoft HTML help software ?
 
I'm not sure about what you mean by :
"Search criteria, finds proper article title
but won't display the article in right window"
 
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Windows XP Home Edition, Service pack 3
Dell Vostro 1500, Ram:3gb, CPU: Intel Core2Duo T7500 2.2ghz

Pierre_Admin

2012/01/06 12:53

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[quote]
  • Some users will run into the infamous problem where no content appears in the CHM reader. If this is the case, follow these simple steps to resolve the problem:
    • Right click on the *.CHM file
    • Click on "properties"
    • In the properties dialog go to the "General" tab
    • Below the advanced button at the bottom right, click on "Unblock" (note that this button will disappear once the file is unblocked)
    • Click on "apply"
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jan_rifkinson

2012/01/06 14:08

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Thanks Pierre. I saw that before I posted.
 
I don't understand the instructions.
I don't know where IQ is storing the chm file
The errata line doesn't help me as I can't find that file address.
 
Am I supposed to d/l the off line manual?
Save it where?
 
The instructions assume more knowledge than I have but I hate to criticize the online help because of all the hard work others (NOT ME) have put into it. It would seem I was not appreciative which would be wrong.
 

Pierre_Admin

2012/01/06 14:37

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So true...
  1. No need to download the help file, it is part of the supplied package.
  2. the infoqube.chm file is located in [infoqube folder]AppData (for the portable version)

jan_rifkinson

2012/01/06 14:41

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OK, that did it for me, Pierre. <F1> help working as expected. Thanks again.