I'm trying to build a context sensitive help file for an older program, that I can't modify. The original help file was in a single page, so all the references from the program are in the form "MyProject.chm::/MyProject.htm#BookmarkName".
I need to add files to the project, but use the same old links to the bookmarks that are now seperate files. Is there a way to do this?
What I've tried:
I've created a test project to try to figure this out called "Colors". Under project files I have Colors.htm and a folder called Primary with Yellow.htm, Red.htm and Blue.htm. I've created a map file and alias file, both are populated.
When trying to open link directly to "Colors" I can use the link
mk:@MSITStore:C\Colors.chm::/Colors.htm
When trying to open link directly to "Blue" I can use the link
mk:@MSITStore:C\Colors.chm::/Primary/Blue.htm
I need to be able to reference the blue link from something similar to
mk:@MSITStore:C\Colors.chm::/Colors.htm#Blue
I think I can replace the # with any static string I want, but the rest is automatically generated by the program based on what control a person is within at the time.
