You guys are talking MSDN help as it would be the PLatform SDK.
I have had Visual Studio 6 (yes, a few weeks ago) along with the MSDN Library October 2001 Edition. The MSDN Help works with all VS apps (VB, VC++, etc..) but with PB it doesn't work.
> I'm not sure if it will remember this after a reboot though
It doesn't, and neither does it remember if you quit and restart the IDE.
If it's being ShellExecuted by the IDE, then using #SW_MAXIMIZE as a flag
would be a nice option to ensure it always opens maximized. Same for the
PureBasic help file.
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.
Trond wrote:Which I interpreted as:
1. Remove Win32.hlp from the help directory.
2. Install MSDN.
3. I now should have access automatically (I assumed this was what he meant with "special access to the whole MSDN if I install it").
That's correct.
is this using the mshelp:// protocol? (from microsoft document explorer)
because i dont have the sdk, but i have the platform sdk help in microsoft document explorer from installing delphi 2005
and is there a way to do this using pb 3.94? or does the tool posted in the first post do that? (work with pb 3.94)
(i'm asking about v3.94 because i'm only going to download the stable pb4 - i dont like betas)
Demonio Ardente
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> This is a little IDE Tool.
> It search on MSDN (Internet) for the word under the cursor in the IDE
It doesn't work. For example, type "Sleep_(1000)" and put the cursor
between the 2 e's, then select the tool from the Tools menu, and you end
up at a page for a Windows CE 3.0 topic.
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.