Re: chm in xchm

Try to change to a more simple style, such as HeaderNostalgia. (edit the 
string in the settings)

James Coder wrote:

> I have just gone back to my windows install for the first time in a 
> number of weeks to check out the extended chm in windows, and to see 
> if this could help me get it working in xchm on *nix.
>
> xchm seems somehow not to pick up on the user notes, which I guess 
> probably incorporate some kind of special javascript or MS technology 
> which xchm can't handle; though xchm does just fine for most chm's 
> I've come across.  I haven't twiddled extensively yet, and may be 
> wrong here.  I'll write back if I find I'm mistaken on this.
>
> I don't really need all the eyecandy or ability to change themes - but 
> a more 'basic' version of the extended chm would be nice which also 
> has the user-contributed notes.  These are a very important resource.  
> I'd imagine that this wouldn't be too hard to do, and would be very 
> much appreciated by the *nix community that develops in PHP.  Very, 
> very much appreciated.  I think you'll probably also find that a lot 
> of the more serious php devs dev on *nix (even though figures show 
> more end-users using windows), and they also could benefit from your 
> hard work.
>
> If you have a previous build which doesn't use all the special 
> features, and might be usable in xchm, this would also be a great thing.
>
> By the way, thanks for this extended chm.  I really used it alot when 
> I worked on windows.  I will miss it very much if it doesn't make it 
> to *nix.
>
> Thanks!
>
> -James
>


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