WinHelp 4.0 Unofficial Bug and
Anomaly List (last updated 2000-05-25, 33 Kbytes) is a collection
of WinHelp 4.0 and Help Workshop bugs and other issues originally
compiled by Steve Pruitt and subsequently maintained by William
Meisheid, Mary Deaton, and now Don Lammers. It is not, in any
way, an official bug list. Free.
WinHelp
FAQ File (Word format - 68K) - Charlie Munro's excellent WinHelp
FAQ file in Word format. Free.
WinHelp
FAQ File (Help format - 98K) - Charlie Munro's excellent WinHelp
FAQ file in WinHelp format (converted using Doc-To-Help). Free.
WinHelp
FAQ File (Help format - 61K) - Charlie Munro's excellent WinHelp
FAQ file in WinHelp format (converted using RoboHelp). Free.
Other References
Using WinHelp 4.0 Under Win32s
(last updated 1996-02-09, 9 Kbytes) is a compilation of everything
I have learned to date about using WinHelp 4.0 under Windows 3.1x
with Win32s. Free. View
this file
Custom WinHelp Macros for Non-Programmers
- Paul Arnote's winhelp guide to accessing Windows API functions
directly from WinHelp files. Shows you how to work with the Windows
API directly from 16-bit WinHelp, without creating DLLs. Note:
For 32-bit Windows, many of the API functions simply add an "A"
to the end of the 16-bit function name. You can look up the 32-bit
versions of the Windows API functions in A
Programmer's Reference to WinHelp by Don Lammers and Paul
O'Rear.
Copyright 1997-2004 by
Don Lammers
This page last modified
2006-07-09
