Alessandro Renzi

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion. Anyhow, I'll try to explain my needs. I have many, many products manuals that I need to access quickly in case of emergency situations (regarding customer telecommunication networks). These manuals, guides and so on are stored in different folders of my PC but also on my company web server. So, I need to create a .chm help file that has either some information or links to external documents. I cannot link files that are stored only on the folder where the .chm files...

Sorry for not replying before. I'm attaching here a simple word document with one hyperlink to one text file in my PC. Both files (doc and txt) are stored in my desktop (C:\Users\A.Renzi\Desktop). The generated links point to the html pages itself !? I'm attaching the generated pages as well. Note: Test_raw.html works correctly, but not Test.chm

It seems the problem is the double dot for going up in the tree directory (href="../"). Even if I specify manually in Word the absolute path, Word will always use the relative path. First attempt was to move the target file in a subdirectory where the main Words doc is stored. Anyhow in this way I have to duplicate target files. Second attempt was to create in a subdirectory the links to the target files and use those links in the main Word document. It works but, of course, if I move the chm file...

Sorry, I forgot to add the html generated by NuHelp as code. I try again <p class=MsoNormal><a href="../WIND/Anti%20Tromboning/call%20flow%203%20rev-0.9bf.doc"><span lang=EN-US>Call Flow</span></a></p>

Hi, I just started to use NuHelp and I think it is very usefull for generating help documentation. I had no problem with it until I tried to add an hyperlink in the source Word document. The hyperlink should point to a document in my hard disk. The Word hyperlink works correctly and also the html generated from NuHelp: Call Flow Anyhow when I click the link in the chm file I get following error: Check whether Web Address //ieframe.dll/dnserrordiagoff.htm# is correct Any idea on how to fix this problem...