-=:: FBSL ::=-

Hello,

A useful CHM Help file that contains lots of API functions with samples !

http://www.rapidq-france.org/files/php/page_download.php?id=247

Enjoy!

My God, I've never thought that anything, but anything at all, may still be downloaded from this noman's land...

By the way, you may have problems when trying to open a non-zipped file downloaded from the web. For the Chm Help System to allow access to the contents of this file, uncheck the "Always ask this question when opening files of this type" checkbox in the popup window that appears when you double-click on this file after downloading it from the web.

@Gerome: Did the waveOutGetNumDevs entry come from under your pen?

Yes, I did have that problem but it's working fine now.

So now I have to translate from VB and French to figure out what's going on. You guys are going to educate me yet.

Yes Bob, the warning is there because some time ago some bastard found a way to creep into your PC using a vulnerability of the chm help file system. It may seem strange but M$ just added this warning window to its coming service pack patch while the infection is still likely to pass through if you open the chm-format files that've been downloaded from unknown/untrusted web sources in their native uncompressed format.

Stranger still is the wording of the checkbox you are supposed to uncheck in case you trust the download source as known good and want to proceed with opening. It may seem and sound as if you are allowing the system to download and open all such files without this warning in the future (i.e. to disable this warning for all future downloads of chm format files).

Luckily this is not so. In fact, it disables the warning only for this very file alone. All subsequent downloads of any other uncompressed chm files from the web will trigger this warning to pop up on your screen again so that you have a chance to decide for every new download source as well as for each chm file downloaded uncompressed.



Bob, I recall quite a few instances of your perfect French responses to the forum topics that seemed absolute abracadabra to our members that were totally illiterate French-wise. In all other respects, you can rely on me...

Hey Bob and Mike,

If it had been an english version, the problem would have been entirely the same, the VERY 'little' point is simply translating some CODE to FBSL form, the french comments are just comments like any comments one can find onto any forum, sometimes I find code and algo onto chineese forums, but I don't speak chineese at all, anyway, but I can understand the code, that is the essential IMHO...

Et votre français est parfait messieurs !

Long Live Google Translator! "It's Getting Better All The Time"!