I would appreciate it (and so would other developers trying to port an application from Windows to OS X using CrossOver) if anyone can shed some light on how to launch a Mac app or how to launch Apple Help from a Windows program running in CrossOver/Wine. Locate the CHM file you want to open on your computer, and right-click on the file icon to open the context menu. Once I get it running from a simple XCode application I will want to be able to launch is from my Windows program running in CrossOver/Wine, for instance, in response to pressing F1. File Share - ServerNameShareName DFS Namespace DFSNamespacePathDFSFolder Mapped Drive - T:FolderNamefile. We use a DFS namespace for this fileshare and using group policy, we map a network drive to everyones desktop. If you ended up here because you want to open. CHM file is located on a network share on a file server. I'm considering using Simple Help Editor from BKeeney Software. (HLP files are still in use, but Windows Vista/7 does not have native support for them. Step two involves creating an Apple Help Book. Once I get this working I'll move on to step 2.
But I don't know how to launch a Mac app from my Windows program running in CrossOver/Wine.
#Read chm files in windows xp code#
This code will cause html help to open and display an unblocked. The app works fine to display the chm file when I double click on the chm file in Finder. Chr(34) & customfilename, vbMaximizedFocus). For a long time I thought the file has broken. chm files (Microsoft Compiled HTML Help File). I installed CHM Reader from for this purpose. This is an old problem that I have encountered when reading. I haven't found a solution yet, but I plan to solve this in two steps.įirst, I want to display the chm file using a Mac app, not a Windows app. Click on a link in the CHM file that goes. Click on the Unblock button immediately below the.
I read about unlocking a chm file in Windows but haven't figured out how to do it in CrossOver. Double click on a local CHM Help file that has links inside to URLs. Solution: Run Windows Explorer, right-click on the CHM file, and select Properties from the popup menu.
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