Incorrect .chm "Default" Topic

I am working with a software developer on releasing an updated .chm for an application. For some reason when Help is called from the application, it opens with the incorrect default topic. The developer compared this application to another and said that they are matching up, no differences so the problem must lie within the Help project.
I have:
1. Re-imported both the correct default topic and the one that is appearing incorrectly;
2. Deleted and completely re-created both of the topics;
3. Checked map ID's (neither one uses a map ID);
4. Compared the Help project with issues to a project that has been working correctly.
I have been told that everything on the development end with the coding and Help tags is identical to those applications that are calling Help correctly. When I go out to the network where the Help file resides and open it directly, it opens to the correct default topic. The problem occurs only when calling it from the application.
Is there any way to look within the RH project and see what could be causing this issue or does it sound like a problem on the coding side? Any and all feedback would be appreciated greatly! Thanks!

Hi there
Hmmm, I would find that to be very odd. Here's why I say that. The area I pointed you to is normally devoid of content. I've never seen the Advanced Properties of the Window definition contain any data. My thought was that by populating it, perhaps the situation would resolve. Admittedly, this is a "last resort" sort of a "long shot". I am not a sports person, but I think it may be called a Hail Mary?
Are you certain you looked in the right place? My thought is that you looked at the Single Source Layout properties and saw the Default Topic configured there and you are possibly mistaking this for the Window properties.
Another thought is to define a totally new window, then configure that as the default window.
Cheers... Rick
Helpful and Handy Links
RoboHelp Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
Begin learning RoboHelp HTML 7 or 8 moments from now - $24.95!
Adobe Certified RoboHelp HTML Training
SorcererStone Blog
RoboHelp eBooks

Similar Messages

Publishing with TCS3 - how to set the default topic?

Hi all,
I am having a problem with the new Publishing function of FM10/TCS3. Here is how I proceed:
1. Create a RoboHelp project.
2. Create a link to the FrameMaker book and update (the link properties are set to generate a TOC).
3. Tweak the import settings until layout fits.
4. Select the generated TOC in the SSL and set the title page as default topic.
5. Generate HTML help output and test.
6. When all is fine, export isf file and close Robohelp.
Now the idea would be that I can edit the book using Framemaker and generate HTML Help output without using Robohelp:
1. Open Book in Framemaker and edit. I also need to edit the title page.
2. Select File > Publish.
3. Select the Robohelp projekt and isf file.
4. Generate HTML Help.
Result. Everthing works fine, except for the title page - the online help still displays the default topic at the state is had in the Robohelp project, before I edited the Framemaker file. When I select the title page manualy from the TOC, then the correct updated page is displayed. That means that both versions are contained in the CHM and the correct version is linked to the TOC, but the wrong version is set as default topic.
Any solution to this? Otherwise I might file a bug report.

Can you please elaborate the para below
Everything works fine, except for the title page - the online help still displays the default topic at the state is had in the RoboHelp project, before I edited the FrameMaker file. When I select the title page manually from the TOC, then the correct updated page is displayed. That means that both versions are contained in the CHM and the correct version is linked to the TOC, but the wrong version is set as default topic.
do you mean to say that you selected a different topic as default in the RoboHelp project and later while File Publish you changed the default topics - the question is from where did you do it (in RoboHelp project?) and this selecting from TOC is not clear (as default topic selection combo in SSL does not shows TOC but all the topics present).
Secondly Did you used the same FM file set to create .isf from RoboHelp project that was used later for File Publish option or did you created a downsample of you FM file set in the RoboHelp project.
One of the things I would suggest is that if you are that proficient with RoboHelp (the way you linked and did mapping and all) then why go to FrameMaker to Publish, as you can create the same output right there sitting the RoboHelp project (while you are creating the .isf - mapping that you require). It will give you more flexibility with respect to the output generation like applying a different CSS to all the topics before generating output
one last explanation what seems to have happened in your case is that you selected a different topics (topics generated from the linked FM in RoboHelp project) and while publish the files used for output is the one generated through import of the FM book in the RoboHelp project (which is a different set of files) and thus the outputs default topics would be the one generated from your linked FM document (the one that you selected while creating the .isf file)
If you use linked FM documents and generate online outputs from RoboHelp you would have a better control over these online outputs and for PDF you can always generate it from FrameMaker
Hope this will help
Ashish

Default topic not diplaying in app

RH 6 build 099, XP2002 SP2
I'm working on a project for v2 software that may have been
created in an earlier version of RH, but probably was 6. The v1 chm
generated from this same project (before I added any topics)
launches correctly in v2 (no map ID for topic).
Checked the default topic settings in output and
Windows>advanced. Generated a clean project with one topic.
Still seeing the error. Had someone else gen a clean project on
RH6, same problem (eliminates my RH install and additions to chm as
the issue).
Help call from dev has not changed from v1 ->v2
C:\absrc\Jaguar\trunk\Jaguar\build\staging\7500_201R2\bin\KeyHH.exe
-win
C:\absrc\Jaguar\trunk\Jaguar\build\staging\7500_201R2\docs\help\Help.chm::/Getting_Starte d.htm
Any ideas? Greatly appreciated!!

Hi, abwriter,
The KeyHH command is simply trying to open the HTML topic
file called "Getting_Started.htm" in the help file Help.chm. Can
you verify that the topic file name is still "Getting_Started.htm"
and that the internal path to this file is unchanged (that is, the
file is still in the top-level "root" of the help file)?
To do this, open the help file and browse to the Getting
Started topic. Then right-click the top pane, click Properties on
the context menu, and check what is displayed in the Address (URL)
field. If everything is set up correctly in your help project, the
address shown should look like this:
mk:@MSITStore:C:\absrc\Jaguar\trunk\Jaguar\build\staging\7500_201R2\docs\help\Help.chm::/G etting_Started.htm
Pete

Opening Default Topic page in a new window

Hi there,
I am new to RoboHelp HTML. I have recently started using it
for work and was asked to look into something.
I am using version 7.
The problem we have is that the RoboHelp html files are being
incorporated into a web application. There is a link in the
application called "User Guide". This link opens up the RoboHelp
html files in the same browser window as the application.
Therefore, when the user wishes to go back to the application or
close the help files, he/she can't because it's all in one window
and the application has session (so it wont let you go back to the
application if you are in the help).
I know it's possible to simply add a Target="_blank" to the
actual "User Guide" link on the application side - for it to open
the help files in a new browser window.
However, I wanted to know if there is any way to configure
the RoboHelp HTML to start the inital page - default topic in a new
window from the actual RoboHelp software.
Can someone shed some light on this please?
I hope my question is clear enough, like I said, I am new to
RoboHelp so my apologies if I haven't explained myself clearly
enough or used the right words.
Anyways, let me know.
Thanks!

Hi Estel-mm and welcome to our community
Your requirement cannot be met with simple use of RoboHelp
HTML. It will likely require hand crafting some special JavaScript
function to make it work. And here's the rub. Assuming you get it
to work, it may have an adverse effect in that if you configure the
default topic to open this way and your end user just happens to
land on that Default topic again, poof! Another new window.
Just a thought... Rick

Default topic for unmapped IDs

I have been going through my client's application, with
BugHunter enabled, and when I find a dialog box that has not yet
been mapped in the Map ID file, I add the map ID and the associated
topic. But - what if I miss a "buried" dialog box? Currently, a
help call (via Help button or F1) results in a "failed to launch
help" message if the map ID isn't specifically assigned. The
developer, understandably, wants a default topic to appear,
instead.
I have set the "Default Topic" field in the Properties dialog
box for the primary layout (HTML Help), but that doesn't seem to
work in the case of unmapped IDs. So, the question arises, what IS
it for?? and how do I do what the developer wants?
I eagerly await illucidation and illumination...

Hi tw45,
I just replied to this post with an extensive replay and was
told I had "censored words in my post." So it killed it. I'm really
curious what those might have been.
In short, the default topic is the topic that opens when
there is no topic reference. In case of a bad topic reference (bad
map ID), the help won't be able to open. To avoid this you should
be able to get a list of used map numbers from your developer. Open
that side by side with your .hh file and look for missing numbers.
I like to do this in Excel, so I can sort by number and make it
easier.
John

Canceling AIR Update - Default Topic Displayed

Here's a scenario being reported by one of my testers:
Install old AIR with customer's InstallShield setup program.
Install AIR Help file with customer's InstallShield setup program.
User clicks context-sensitive Help button.
AIR Update dialog is displayed.
User cancels the update.
The default topic (not the mapped topic) is displayed in AIR Help.
User closes Help.
User clicks Help button again.
The AIR Update dialog is not displayed.
The correct (mapped) topic appears. Other mappings are also correct, and AIR Update dialog is not displayed again subsequently.
Can anyone explain how this is happening? The Boss suggests there may be a switch in the installation program that could turn off the update process. Is this correct?

Hello, Peter -
The tester says that clicking the button brings up the dialog for updating AIR, not AIR Help. The Help does not have AutoUpdate turned on at generation time, and thus it cannot be turned on by the user.
Obviously, the developers should be using the current AIR install, but I can see a point in the future where the install CD would be out of synch with the current version of AIR. And, users should update AIR as often as needed, but they may not want toi, for whatever reason.
The Boss wants the user to not see the default topic when clicking the button for a mapped topic, even if AIR itself needs updating. He's asking if there's a way to bypass the update AIR dialog.
Jack

Changing Default Topic / Start Page

Hi,
I'm working with RoboHelp 7 and am currently creating a process handbook in WebHelp Pro (single project - no merged projects). After extending the scope of the content, I decided to change the default topic or rather the start page's name to reflect the new content. What happens now is that when I open the new default topic ( .../!SSL!/WebHelp_Pro/NEW_DEFAULT_TOPIC.htm ), it displays the content of this page, but not the RoboHelp navigation panes to the left and at the top (TOC and Search/Glossary tabs). Instead you can see the word "Show" at the top left with a link. If you click on it, it finally opens the full screen with navigation panes and the URL changes to
.../!SSL!/WebHelp_Pro/OLD_DEFAULT_TOPIC.htm#NEW_DEFAULT_TOPIC.htm
How can I completely remove the reference to the old default topic and change the default topic in such a way that it immediately opens the full RoboHelp screen with navigation panes and start page right when linking to / opening the new default topic?
Thanks in advance for your advice!

Hi,
Sorry that I misinterpreted your question. Exactly how did you rename your project? If you rename it trough the Project settings, you only rename the title of the project, not the files themselves.
To rename your project, choose File | Rename project. This will rename all your project files, if you use source control, check out all your files first!
To avoid the 'detour', don't output the WebHelp through the project toolbar. Instead, choose File | Generate primary layout and in 'select output folder and file name' set the folder you want to publish AND rename the filename OLD_DEFAULT_TOPIC.htm to the filename you want.
You can set the name of this opening topic to anything you want, the first topic is merely the topic that the help system (==OLD_DEFAULT_TOPIC.htm) opens.
Greets,
Willam

How to display selected .chm help topic

In .hlp you just click on a topic once in the TOC or index
and that topic displays. In .chm you have to click twice to display
the topic. How can I get my .chm to work like .hlp?
I'm running RH X5 on XP. Did not find anything about this in
help or forum.

Hi again
I think you will be able to accomplish it, but your developer
will need to become accustomed to coding things differently. After
all, you aren't using WinHelp any more. You are now in the world of
the compiled .CHM file! The calls will be different.
Unfortunately, I'm not a good source for advising how the
calls should change. I'm not a developer and I didn't stay at a
Holiday Inn Express last night, so I can't tell you what needs to
change. I'm thinking that your developer will need to visit a forum
to ask how to properly connect the application to a compiled .CHM
file. You might start at the links below for info.
Microsoft Help MVP Rob Chandler's
site
Former Microsoft
Help MVP David Liske's site
Hopefully something here is helpful... Rick

How to make the Contents tab of CHM help be opened by default?

I use RoboHelp HTML 7.0.3.001 and generate Microsoft HTML Help as the output file of my project. Each time I open generated CHM file, the only default topic is displayed. Then I should click Show button on the toolbar to view the Contents tab containing folders and other topics...
It seems to me, in the previous versions of the RoboHelp (may be in x5 version), there was a check box in Project Settings that allowed me to open TOC panel when the help was opened.
Could this be configured somewhere in RoboHelp 7.0.3.001? I can't find an appropriate option and hope for your help
Thanks in advance,
Olga

Hi there
Indeed you may control this. You do it via the Window Properties. So click View > Pods > Project Set-up. Then expand the Windows folder and double-click the CHM window to see the Windows Properties.
You should be interested in the Tri-pane Options area. Ensure that the option Hide Nav Pane on Startup isn't enabled.
If you find it's not enabled, try enabling it and dismissing the dialog to re-write the values. Then open the dialog again and clear the option.
If this fails, you may simply need to create a new window and assign it in the Single Source Layout recipe.
Cheers... Rick
Helpful and Handy Links
RoboHelp Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
Begin learning RoboHelp HTML 7 or 8 moments from now!
Adobe Certified RoboHelp HTML Training
SorcererStone Blog
RoboHelp eBooks

Robhelp HTML default opening topic

I cannot open my compiled .chm file. For whatever reason Robohelp is not displaying the first topic in my Table of Contents as the default topic in the compiled .chm; instead it shows a topic called ./default.htm which does not exist. Any idea why this is happening. Thanks

Hi Brian
Are you open to a session where we may converse in real time where I call you on the phone and I can see your desktop? If so, I'll be happy to work with you to see if we can figure out what may be at play here.
If that sounds remotely interesting, please shoot a private message to rstone75 (at) kc (dot) rr (dot) com and I'll send you back a link for us to connect with. Don't forget to include your phone number so I may call.
And if you aren't comfortable with that, no problem. I've just got some free time today and thought I'd offer.
Cheers... Rick
Helpful and Handy Links
RoboHelp Wish Form/Bug Reporting Form
Begin learning RoboHelp HTML 7 or 8 within the day - $24.95!
Adobe Certified RoboHelp HTML Training
SorcerStone Blog
RoboHelp eBooks

Webhelp topics won't display on servername with multiple hyphens

Hi
I have several webhelp topics generate with RoboHelp 8 whose html topics won't display when launched from servers whose hostnames contain more than one hyphen. We have multiple servers in the test environment. The servers with zero or one hyphens can launch the help project or individual topics with not problem. The servers with two or more hyphens can launch the project and display the nav pane, but the topics show a File Not Found error. The topics also show this error when launched independent of the frameset. Can anyone help?

William,
I have gone thru my project now and, as I stated in my May 1 mail to you, I have made duplicates of all of the "bad" topics and all of these new topics are now displaying correctly.
Now I have a related, but different issue.
Only one topic is causing that same error msg to display (refer to my original April 27 post: IE script error/syntax error; Line 13, character 1).
The only topic that throws that error msg is the initial topic that displays when the .chm file is opened (i.e., the topic that is specified as the "Default Topic" in the HTML Help Options window when I click the Generate Layout button in the SSL pod.)
Furthermore, the topic that throws the error message will only do so if it is the one specified as the Default Topic.
As an example, if I have the topic Apple specified as the Default Topic, when the .chm file is opened the error msg window will display; when the user clicks either Yes or No to the "Do you want to continue running scripts?" query, the Apple topic will display normally. Each time that topic is selected it will throw the same error msg. window.
If I go back to my project in RH and change the Default Topic to the Pear topic, re-compile the project, when the .chm file is opened the error msg will display; when you click Yes/No the Pear topic will display normally (until it's selected again). The Apple topic now displays fine at all times.
This tells me that the problem seems not to be with the Apple topic, as I'd suspected, but with something that's going on with RH and how it displays the initial topic in a compiled project. I think.
Any ideas on how I can remedy this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Dennis

RH7 compiled topics won't display and throw an IE (syntax) script error

Pundits,
I am using RH 7 to create projects of about 600 topics. My OS is Windows XP Pro 2002, SP-3. My problem is that approximately 10% of the topics in my .chm file prompt an IE script error msg when I, or anyone else, tries to open them.
Here's the error msg:
When this window displays, user can click on either Yes or No and topic will display normally; the next time a user attempts to open this topic, same error displays, with same Yes/No click behavior.
When I look at the html for any of the "bad" topics (i.e., topics that won't display), there is always this one extra line of code, referring to the ehlpdhtm.js file in my project folder:
<script language="javascript" src="ehlpdhtm.js"></script>
This line is never in the html of the "good" topics.
Can anyone shed any light on what's causing this, and what I can do to remedy the situation?
Thanks in advance.
Dennis

William,
I have gone thru my project now and, as I stated in my May 1 mail to you, I have made duplicates of all of the "bad" topics and all of these new topics are now displaying correctly.
Now I have a related, but different issue.
Only one topic is causing that same error msg to display (refer to my original April 27 post: IE script error/syntax error; Line 13, character 1).
The only topic that throws that error msg is the initial topic that displays when the .chm file is opened (i.e., the topic that is specified as the "Default Topic" in the HTML Help Options window when I click the Generate Layout button in the SSL pod.)
Furthermore, the topic that throws the error message will only do so if it is the one specified as the Default Topic.
As an example, if I have the topic Apple specified as the Default Topic, when the .chm file is opened the error msg window will display; when the user clicks either Yes or No to the "Do you want to continue running scripts?" query, the Apple topic will display normally. Each time that topic is selected it will throw the same error msg. window.
If I go back to my project in RH and change the Default Topic to the Pear topic, re-compile the project, when the .chm file is opened the error msg will display; when you click Yes/No the Pear topic will display normally (until it's selected again). The Apple topic now displays fine at all times.
This tells me that the problem seems not to be with the Apple topic, as I'd suspected, but with something that's going on with RH and how it displays the initial topic in a compiled project. I think.
Any ideas on how I can remedy this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Dennis

Topics opening in new window

I've run across several posts on how to make a topic open in a new window, but I have the opposite problem. I don't want my topics to open in a new window, but they are.
I have a master project with several child projects merged into it. The Contents tab has a folder called Module Help with subfolders for each of the merged projects. When I expand the TOC for one of the merged projects and click a topic, it displays in the pane to the right as expected. The problem is when I click on a different topic - it opens in a new help viewer window. When I click more topics, they open in this same new window.
I'm using RH X5 to generate .chm files. I'm on Win XP SP3. I didn't set this up, so I'm not familiar with exactly how it all works. The following are sections of code from the master .hhc file that may be useful. If there is something else I can provide, please let me know. Thanks.
From the top of the master project hhc file...
<html>

<object type="text/site properties">
<param name="WindowName" value="Main">
<param name="SiteType" value="toc">
<param name="Image Width" value="16">
<param name="Window Styles" value="0x800402">
<param name="ExWindow Styles" value="0x100">
</object>
<ul>
<li><object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Welcome">
    <param name="Local" value="HelpCenter.chm::/Welcome.htm">
    <param name="WindowName" value="Main">
    <param name="ImageNumber" value="1">
</object>
<li><object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Navigating Through the Software">
    <param name="Local" value="SM.chm::/SMConcepts/navigating_through_the_software.htm">
    <param name="WindowName" value="Main">
    <param name="ImageNumber" value="1">
</object>
From the section of the master project hhc file with the merged project information for the first two merged projects...
<li><object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Module Help">
</object>
<object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Accounts Payable">
    <param name="Merge" value="ap.chm::/ap.hhc">
</object>
<object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Accounts Receivable">
    <param name="Merge" value="ar.chm::/ar.hhc">
</object>
From of of the merged (child) project's hhc file:
<html>

<object type="text/site properties">
<param name="SiteType" value="toc">
<param name="Window Styles" value="0x800422">
<param name="ExWindow Styles" value="0x100">
</object>
<ul>
<li><object type="text/sitemap">
    <param name="Name" value="Accounts Payable">
</object>
<ul>
    <li><object type="text/sitemap">
      <param name="Name" value="Getting Started with Accounts Payable">
    </object>
From the master hhp file:
[OPTIONS]
Compiled File=HelpCenter.chm
Title=HelpCenter
Contents File=HelpCenter.hhc
Index File=HelpCenter.hhk
Default topic=
Default Window=Main
Error log file=
Display compile progress=No
Display compile notes=No
Full-text search=Yes
Binary Index=Yes
Auto Index=No
Enhanced decompilation=No
Binary TOC=No
Flat=No
[WINDOWS]
Main="Help Center","HelpCenter.hhc","HelpCenter.hhk","","","http://www.xxx.com","xxx",,,0x520,0,0x42006,[336,5,1019,711],0x0,0x0,,0,0,0
[FILES]
WebLinks\clientcare.htm
From a child hhp file:
[OPTIONS]
Compiled File=AP.chm
Title=Accounts Payable Help
Contents File=AP.hhc
Index File=AP.hhk
Default topic=
Default Window=main
Error log file=
Display compile progress=No
Display compile notes=No
Full-text search=Yes
Binary Index=Yes
Auto Index=No
Enhanced decompilation=No
Binary TOC=No
Flat=No
[WINDOWS]
main="Help Center","HelpCenter.hhc","AP.hhk","","","http://www.xxx.com","xxx",,,0x520,0,0x42006,[483,5,1022,711],0x0,0x0,,1,0,0
[FILES]
APProcedures\Set_Up_a_1099_Form.htm
Also the hhc files for the master and the merged projects have a [MERGE FILES] section with a list of all merge files.

Hi Colum,
Thanks for the reply. I changed the default window to $global_main for the master project and I went through and started making this change in all of the merged projects. I also reimported the master project .hhc file into the merged project's baggage files.
The problem with the topics opening in a new window is now fixed, but I was getting this message when I clicked a help topic:
The window name "Main" passed to HH_GET_WIN_TYPE has not been specified. After I clicked OK, the topic would appear.
I double-checked that I had $global_main everywhere it should be, but that didn't help. So I went through and changed the name back to main in the master project and I've started doing it in the merged projects. I thought this had fixed the problem, but now, of course, there is a new one.
When I open the master project .chm file, the TOC appears to be correct, but when I click a topic, it doesn't open. (No messages appear.)
When I open a merged project .chm file, I can click the topics and they appear as expected. However, when I close the .chm file, the following message appears:
hh.exe - Application Error
The instruction at "0x7c919af" referenced memory at "0x0000010". the memory could not be "written".
I've been trying to fix issues related to this TOC for several days now, and I'm at the end of my rope. Any further advice would be greatly appreciated.

Required supporting files for distribution of .chm

I am using X5 to generate a .chm. I know that there are
required system files I must give to my developer inaddition to the
.chm. What are they and where are they located? I

OK. So I was confident but wrong - where do we go from here?
You are sure you are not attempting to view over a network and the
properties dialog does not have n "Unblock" button. And you are not
using archaic versions of Windows...
Could the problem be in the .chm itself? I think I heard that
it was possible in X5 to not use relative paths. That would
certainly cause problems if you moved it about. I don't have X5
available to check that out.
Feel free to email me a copy of your .chm file (if it is less
than 10MB - our firewall spits out large attachments) if you'd like
me to take a look at it. You can look at the path it is trying to
access by right clicking in the TOC and selecting "Jump to URL."
BTW, I think I was wrong about the error messages differing.
I think they may be the same in both cases (network or downloaded
file) "Action canceled" may have to do with it opening the default
topic, while "Page cannot be displayed" appears when a TOC item or
the application tries to open a topic. I have just run into the
errors in different scenarios. A little research showed me they
also came from the same Microsoft security patch. I just found one
much later.
John

RoboHelp 10 and .CHM File Functionality Issue

I have RoboHelp 10 running on Microsoft Wincdows 7 operating sytem. I have completed my help topics in RoboHelp 10 and was using the Microsoft HTML Help layout/format to create my final .CHM help file. When I compile the help I don't get any error messages and all seems to be good. The .CHM file does get generated but when I open/run it, there are problems. It "freezes" on the first Help topic and none of the buttons or links work. I also can't close it down; I have to force it closed using the Task Manger. As a test, I also tried generating other help file formats using the same help topics/project I used to create the .CHM file. For example, I used the Multiscreen HTML5, WebHelp, and WebHelp Pro source layouts to generate a Help file and all of them function properly to produce a working Help file. It's just the .CHM file that is not working correctly. Is this a problem with Windows 7, RoboHelp 10 on Windows 7, or some other key process/step I forgot to do or include before generating the .CHM file? Thanks, Thom

It may be something related to the default topic. I'd suggest temporarily configuring a different default topic, recompile and see if the problem clears. If so, you know you need to pick apart the code of the default topic. If the problem is there with a different default, try creating a simple new topic with nothing really in it and set THAT topic as default. If it STILL happens after that, look at the Window settings. Perhaps something is lurking in there.
Cheers... Rick

Incorrect .chm "Default" Topic

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for