Subject Re: Installing the IBO Help file in Delphi 7
Author alvarezje_mx <alvarezje@hotmail.com>
Let's see, here's what I've done so far:

Copied IBO40.hlp and the two small files inside IDE_Install.zip to
the Delphi 7 help directory.

Added
:INCLUDE IBO40.toc
to d7.ohc

Added
:INDEX InterBase Objects v.4=Ibo40.hlp
to d7.ohi

Added
:LINK Ibo40.hlp
to d7.ohl

Added
:Include ibo40.cnt
to d7.cnt

And, following your instructions, I modified the line inside
IBO40.cnt.
Changed from
:Include delphi6.ohl
to
:Include D7.ohl

Now If I drop *any* IBO component (it doesn't matter which one) to a
form and press F1, the Delphi help system always brings on the
same "help" entry:

Thumbsize
TcontrolScroll Bar


Thanks in advance for any other hints,

-Jorge

--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:
> At 11:31 PM 24/01/2003 +0000, you wrote:
> >Hi there,
> >
> >I can't integrate IBO4 help file into Delphi 7 help system. I've
> >followed the D6 instructions and modified all D7.* files
> >(ohc,ohi,ohl,cnt) to add IBO4 support, but still no joy. One thing
I
> >can see is that there is no *.gid file anywhere on my HD than I can
> >delete.
> >
> >I would like to hear some success stories and/or hints for D7.
>
> Success story I can't provide, since I don't have D7. Did you use
the
> pieces in the little kit that comes with the IBO
> helpfile? (IDE_Install.zip) In there is a file named IBO40.cnt -
which is
> DIFFERENT to the file of the same name that is used for the stand-
alone
> helpfile. Its text currently is as follows:
>
> :Base IBO40.hlp>main
> :Title InterBase Objects Reference
> :Index InterBase Objects Reference=IBO40.hlp
> :Include delphi6.ohl <--- modify this line
> :Include IBO40.toc
>
> You need to edit the line I marked above.
>
> And, of course, the various edit_* files in that kit (containing
text to
> copy and paste into the corresponding files in the Delphi help
system) need
> to have "6" replaced by "7" in all cases.
>
> If there is no gid file, it's not a problem! It just means that
you
> haven't opened that helpfile yet. WinHelp builds a new gid file if
it
> doesn't find one there.
>
> Helen
>
>
> regards,
> Helen