Re: [Q] Help system
Re: [Q] Help system
- Subject: Re: [Q] Help system
- From: Jessica Kahn <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 10:52:47 -0700
Actually, Help Viewer doesn't require any particular creator types,
provided your files have the right extensions (.htm or .html for the
HTML files, idx for the index files).
It's probably just that the whole folder wasn't copied (perhaps you
didn't add it to the project as a "folder reference"), or permissions
were messed up somehow?
--Jess
On Tuesday, June 18, 2002, at 10:47 AM, David Remahl wrote:
Hi,
Have you followed the tutorial for adding your help book to your
application?
See /Developer/Documentation/Apple Help/Tutorial/.
Basically, make sure you've got an AppleTitle meta tag set up in your
index.html file, make sure the file and its containing folder end up
in
your app's Resources section, and make sure your
CFBundleHelpBookFolder
and CFBundleHelpBookName Info.plist entries are properly set (the
first
to match the name of the containing folder, and the second to match
the
AppleTitle meta tag).
--Jess
I have found that the reason why the help book does not appear in the
Help
Center is that the help book was not properly copied into the app
bundle.
Copying it by hand or using CpMac solves the problem, presumably
because it
preservs the HFS ft/cr's.
/ Sincerely, David Remahl
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