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That's what I thought. &nbsp;The HelpFile property from that dialog would be a static property, and so couldn't respond to location dynamically . . .<br />
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(Would be nice though)
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That's what I thought.  The HelpFile property from that dialog would be a static property, and so couldn't respond to location dynamically . . .

(Would be nice though)

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In &quot;Project|&lt;prjName&gt; Properties...|General Tab|Help File Name:&quot; is there a way to specify a name and arguments/etc. so that no matter where the EXE finds itself, it will use the .hlp that's in that directory?<br />
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(Something like &quot;$(AppPath)\MyHelp.hlp&quot;)<br />
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Brian
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In "Project|<prjName> Properties...|General Tab|Help File Name:" is there a way to specify a name and arguments/etc. so that no matter where the EXE finds itself, it will use the .hlp that's in that directory?

(Something like "$(AppPath)\MyHelp.hlp")

Brian

Context-sensitive .hlp location

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