HTML Complier Erroe

Hi,
I have been trying to import our help project from RoboHelp
Classic 9.2 to RoboHelp HTML (version 9.2) everything seems to go
smoothly all the correct topics etc are converted over to HTML, the
problem is when I compile I get the following error,
The Microsoft HTML Help Complier did not complete properly.
Please check the error messages, fix the problems then compile
again.
The compilation then terminates, I can't find anywhere that
states what the actual error is (no .CHM is produced).
After some investigation I can get the project to compile if
I leave the context -sensitive help files (.h file) out - it will
compile fine, but again as soon as I import this I get the same
problem and the project will no longer compile.
We have even created a new project, again this works until
the .h file is imported in. I have checked to ensure the .h file is
in the correct format (our developers provide these to us) and
everything look fine to me.
If anyone could please shed some light on what the problem
could be - that would be great.
Thanks
Jane

HI Murtuza,
you can do this way
place button on the form
and set its system action = hyperlink
in the url give your html url
try this
Regards
Srinivas

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