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I did find the answer at the knowlegde base when searching for winhelp and command line.<br />
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The correct syntax is:<br />
winhlp32.exe -N{id} {help filename}
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Anyone know the complete command line syntax for winhlp32.exe. &nbsp;I can do this:<br />
winhlp32.exe c:\test.hlp, to invoke the help but I want to go to a specific context/help id using command line syntax.<br />
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I couldn't find it on the microsoft site, either. &nbsp;<br />
-i tried winhlp32.exe /? - no go.<br />
-i tried some switches - no go<br />
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help.
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Anyone know the complete command line syntax for winhlp32.exe.  I can do this:
winhlp32.exe c:\test.hlp, to invoke the help but I want to go to a specific context/help id using command line syntax.

I couldn't find it on the microsoft site, either.  
-i tried winhlp32.exe /? - no go.
-i tried some switches - no go

help.

I did find the answer at the knowlegde base when searching for winhelp and command line.

The correct syntax is:
winhlp32.exe -N{id} {help filename}

Command Line parameters for winhlp32.exe

Anyone know the complete command line syntax for winhlp32.exe.  I can do this:
winhlp32.exe c:\test.hlp, to invoke the help but I want to go to a specific context/help id using command line syntax.

I couldn&#39;t find it on the microsoft site, either.  
-i tried winhlp32.exe /? - no go.
-i tried some switches - no go

help.

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