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<H1 align=center>KeyHH 1.1</H1>
<P>KeyHH is a program that augments HTML Help, the help development environment  that Microsoft has
created for its HTML-based online help systems and electronic  books. KeyHH can be used in addition
to or as a complete replacement for HH.EXE. KeyHH  provides all of the functionality of HH.EXE,
offers solutions for some known  bugs in HTML Help, and provides additional functionality as
well.</P>

<P>KeyHH helps you to resolve these problems with HH.EXE: </P>

<SPAN id=Closed1 STYLE="position:relative;cursor:hand">
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	<U>Open a standalone HTML Help window</U>
</SPAN> 

<SPAN id=Open1 STYLE="display:none;position:relative;cursor:hand">
<IMG SRC="open.gif" WIDTH=12 HEIGHT=12 ALT="" BORDER=0>&nbsp;
	<U>Open a standalone HTML Help window</U>
<DIV style="position:relative; left:30; width:95%">
	
<P>You can use KeyHH to create a standalone HTML Help window. This window 
remains open until the user closes it. Once this window is created, you can open 
new topics in the window without creating a new window, just as you can with 
WinHelp. You can use this functionality from an HTML Help window, a program, or 
a WinHelp file.

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<SPAN id=Closed2 STYLE="position:relative;cursor:hand">
<IMG SRC="closed.gif" WIDTH=12 HEIGHT=12 ALT="" BORDER=0>&nbsp;
	<U>Open an HTML Help topic from a WinHelp topic</U> 
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<SPAN id=Open2 STYLE="display:none;position:relative;cursor:hand">
<IMG SRC="open.gif" WIDTH=12 HEIGHT=12 ALT="" BORDER=0>&nbsp;
	<U>Open an HTML Help topic from a WinHelp topic</U>
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<P>

Although you can easily link from an HTML Help (.chm) file to a WinHelp (.hlp) topic, the 
opposite is more difficult. KeyHH is designed to help you to open a .chm file 
from a WinHelp topic. This feature is especially useful if you're creating 
hybrid (mixed WinHelp and HTML Help) documentation sets. For example, suppose 
you decided that you want to use WinHelp topics for What's This? help, since 
WinHelp popup topics are more feature-rich than HTML Help popups. However, you 
also want to link from the What's This? help topics to a more complete 
explanation in a .chm file. KeyHH allows you to do this without creating 
multiple HTML Help windows.
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<SPAN id=Closed3 STYLE="position:relative;cursor:hand">
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	<U>Open an HTML Help window based on a keyword search</U>
</SPAN> 

<SPAN id=Open3 STYLE="display:none;position:relative;cursor:hand">
<IMG SRC="open.gif" WIDTH=12 HEIGHT=12 ALT="" BORDER=0>&nbsp;
	<U>Open an HTML Help window based on a keyword search</U>
<DIV style="position:relative; left:30; width:95%">

<P>
A common way of linking topics in a help system is through keyword and associative 
links--KLinks and ALinks, in WinHelp terminology. Both HTML Help and KeyHH 
support this linking capability. However, KeyHH also allows you to open the new 
topics in a window that is already open. In addition, KeyHH allows you to use 
ALinks and KLinks in ways that HH.EXE doesn't support. For example, you can: 
<UL>
	<LI>Run KLinks and ALinks that are in a WinHelp topic that is linked to your .chm file. 
	<LI>Create a standalone window from an ALink or KLink, rather than just from 
	a specific URL (although you can do that, too) 
	<LI>From a program, open a particular topic through ALinks or KLinks, even 
	if your program doesn't handle structures or the HtmlHelp API) </LI></UL>
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<SPAN id=Closed4 STYLE="position:relative;cursor:hand">
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	<U>Open an HTML Help 1.1 window using a mapped id</U>
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<SPAN id=Open4 STYLE="display:none;position:relative;cursor:hand">
<IMG SRC="open.gif" WIDTH=12 HEIGHT=12 ALT="" BORDER=0>&nbsp;
	<U>Open an HTML Help 1.1 window using a mapped id</U>
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<P>
HTML Help 1.1 requires you to open a mapped topic in the default window set up
in the project. (Mapped  topics allow programmers to open a topic in an HTML
Help window without having  to know the URL. Instead, all they need to know is
the id you have mapped to the  topic.) HTML Help 1.1 ignores a window type
associated with a mapped topic and  attempts to open the topic in the default
window in your project. If you don't  specify a default window, HTML Help
attempts to create a default window but  doesn't always do a good job. Using
KeyHH, you can open a mapped HTML Help topic  in any window that you have set up
in your project. This doesn't have to be the  default window. 

<P>If you're using HTML Help 1.2 or later, you don't need to worry about this 
problem.</P>
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KeyHH is free. You may download it and install it on as many machines as you
want for no charge. But first, let's get the legal stuff out of the way:</P>

<P><FONT face="" size=1>BECAUSE THIS PROGRAM IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE  IS NO WARRANTY FOR
THIS PROGRAM, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW.  EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING
THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND/OR OTHER  PARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM ``AS IS'' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
KIND, EITHER  EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE  QUALITY AND
PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE  DEFECTIVE, YOU ASSUME THE COST OF
ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION.
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<P><FONT face="" size=1>IN NO EVENT UNLESS REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW OR AGREED  TO IN WRITING WILL
ANY COPYRIGHT HOLDER, OR ANY OTHER PARTY WHO MAY REDISTRIBUTE  THE PROGRAM AS PERMITTED ABOVE, BE
LIABLE TO YOU FOR DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY  GENERAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES
ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR  INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM (INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF DATA
OR DATA  BEING RENDERED INACCURATE OR LOSSES SUSTAINED BY YOU OR THIRD PARTIES OR A  FAILURE OF THE
PROGRAM TO OPERATE WITH ANY OTHER PROGRAMS), EVEN IF SUCH HOLDER  OR OTHER PARTY HAS BEEN ADVISED
OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.</FONT> </P>

<P>Whew. Okay, the download file is about 49K. You must have either Internet 
Explorer 4, Windows 98 or Windows 2000 installed or the setup program won't run -- but you can 
download it with whatever browser you want. When you click the download link, 
you can either save it to disk and run it later, or just open it and have it run 
immediately.
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Click  <A href="http://www.keyworks.net/KeyHHSetup.exe">download</A> to begin.

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