I have a system of 11 HTML help projects (5 master
projects and 6 sub-projects). I use conditional text (on both the
topic and text levels), user-defined variables, and single-source
layouts to create 22 .CHMs for our customers.
This week I learned that some (but only some) of the
sub-projects are no longer appearing in the .CHMs after generation.
I tried deleting and recreating the reference to the sub-project in
the master project TOC, deleting and recreating the master project
.CPD file (by opening the project again), and re-creating one of
the sub-projects. No luck.
I am getting help messages of the form:
The file mk:@MSITStore:C:\[path]\[project
name].chm::/[project name].hhc contains an invalid HTML tag.
but I can't figure out _which_ tag is not valid--or what I
could have done to cause the problem.
I do not want to add each topic in the sub-projects into each
master project that should have them because that creates
opportunity for error when updates are needed, but it would be
better than not having the information at all for the users.
Any ideas? Thanks,
Beverly Robinson