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Actually, all I needed to do was change my Topic IDs to match those in the .hm file.<br />
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Thanks.
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Actually, all I needed to do was change my Topic IDs to match those in the .hm file.

Thanks.

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I want to call my help file from a page in my property sheet, bringing up the correct help topic.<br />
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My call looks like this:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;::WinHelp (((NMHDR*) lParam)-&gt;hwndFrom, &quot;WinTAP.HLP&quot;, HELP_CONTEXT, 0x20096);<br />
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My .hpj file looks like:<br />
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[MAP]<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;#include ..\..\..\MFC\include\afxhe<wbr />lp.hm<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;#include &lt;WinTAP.hm&gt;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;phase_title=0x20096<br />
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&quot;phase_title&quot; is the name of one of the topics in my help file. &nbsp;The links to &quot;phase_title&quot; work from within the help file, but not from my app: &nbsp;I get a &quot;Topic does not exist error&quot; when WinHelp is called.<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />
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Thanks.
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I want to call my help file from a page in my property sheet, bringing up the correct help topic.

My call looks like this:

   ::WinHelp (((NMHDR*) lParam)->hwndFrom, "WinTAP.HLP", HELP_CONTEXT, 0x20096);

My .hpj file looks like:

[MAP]
   #include ..\..\..\MFC\include\afxhelp.hm
   #include <WinTAP.hm>
   phase_title=0x20096

"phase_title" is the name of one of the topics in my help file.  The links to "phase_title" work from within the help file, but not from my app:  I get a "Topic does not exist error" when WinHelp is called.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks.

Can't get WinHelp to find my context identifier

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