Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 30, 2009 #1 A comprehensive reference and a useful tutorial about working with Basic4ppc libraries is now available: Table of contents This manual was written by Ariel Zamir, a new member of Basic4ppc team. The new manual covers all the details about using libraries in Basic4ppc. Thank you Ariel
A comprehensive reference and a useful tutorial about working with Basic4ppc libraries is now available: Table of contents This manual was written by Ariel Zamir, a new member of Basic4ppc team. The new manual covers all the details about using libraries in Basic4ppc. Thank you Ariel
B BjornF Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 4, 2009 #2 Thank you, interesting reading Would it be possible to also do a pdf-version? all the best / Björn
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 4, 2009 #3 Good idea. Will see how it can be done.
M mjcoon Well-Known Member Licensed User Dec 13, 2023 #4 Sort of on the same topic... There are many *.chm help files for B4PPC additional libraries, lots of them written by Andrew Graham. But in common with the built-in Help each topic links to detailed explanations which are not accessible in Windows 10. Is there a way of getting access to these essential details within Windows 10 by using some freebie code?
Sort of on the same topic... There are many *.chm help files for B4PPC additional libraries, lots of them written by Andrew Graham. But in common with the built-in Help each topic links to detailed explanations which are not accessible in Windows 10. Is there a way of getting access to these essential details within Windows 10 by using some freebie code?
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Dec 14, 2023 #5 mjcoon said: Is there a way of getting access to these essential details within Windows 10 Click to expand... Can you give me a concrete example Mike? My Basic4PPC libraries help files seem fine to me still, but maybe I don't use the ones you are using.
mjcoon said: Is there a way of getting access to these essential details within Windows 10 Click to expand... Can you give me a concrete example Mike? My Basic4PPC libraries help files seem fine to me still, but maybe I don't use the ones you are using.
M mjcoon Well-Known Member Licensed User Jan 1, 2024 #6 agraham said: Can you give me a concrete example Mike? My Basic4PPC libraries help files seem fine to me still, but maybe I don't use the ones you are using. Click to expand... Yes, sorry, I was misleading. The additional libraries files are fine and complete in themselves. It is the Basic4ppc.chm file that is the problem and I think it is a problem that arose with Win10 but I hope there is a workaround. And it is when additional detail is essential, such as in the screenshot ArrayList: Properties and Methods which have HTML links which seem to be live but do not lead to visible content. Is it possible to redirect to the missing text? Attachments ArrayList.png 31.6 KB · Views: 455
agraham said: Can you give me a concrete example Mike? My Basic4PPC libraries help files seem fine to me still, but maybe I don't use the ones you are using. Click to expand... Yes, sorry, I was misleading. The additional libraries files are fine and complete in themselves. It is the Basic4ppc.chm file that is the problem and I think it is a problem that arose with Win10 but I hope there is a workaround. And it is when additional detail is essential, such as in the screenshot ArrayList: Properties and Methods which have HTML links which seem to be live but do not lead to visible content. Is it possible to redirect to the missing text?
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 2, 2024 #7 I think it is something to do with Internet Explorer being retired. Try this help file. It works on my Win 10 and Win 11 systems. It is for my own very much improved version of Basic4ppc Desktop as you will see. It is compiled with a later version of HelpNDoc than the original help Attachments Basic4ppc.zip Basic4ppc.zip 492.2 KB · Views: 418
I think it is something to do with Internet Explorer being retired. Try this help file. It works on my Win 10 and Win 11 systems. It is for my own very much improved version of Basic4ppc Desktop as you will see. It is compiled with a later version of HelpNDoc than the original help
