Being a VB application, won't that sit on the user's machine
rather than a server? I'm not sure but check that with your
developers.
If correct, then maybe you want the help to also sit there in
which case you need a CHM file (HTML Help) rather than WebHelp
unless your output is from RH6 in which case you can generate with
the Mark of the Web. Otherwise each PC would need an IE setting to
be modified to run webhelp locally rather than from a server.
If the help can be webhelp, there are a some topics on my
site about calling that format. For calling a CHM file, I haven't
checked but
http://www.helpware.net probably
has some information.
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