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Help Help or is there any logic to CFBundleHelpBookName

Subject: Help Help or is there any logic to CFBundleHelpBookName
From: Paul Haddad <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 11:22:00 -0500
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The Help system is driving me nuts. For some reason I can't get help
to load unless I set the CFBundleHelpBookName key to AppName Help.
Setting it to anything else (i.e. MyAppName MyHelp) means Help won't
load and it even seems like once in a while setting
CFBundleHelpBookName to AppName Help doesn't work.

So is there some crazy code somewhere that demands that
CFBundleHelpBookName is set to AppName Help?

BTW I'd like to share help files amongst a couple of different apps,
which is why I can't just use AppName Help.
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Paul
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