如何把制作好了的HLP帮助文件添加到自己用MFC编写的单文档中去？或者是如何设置的？很急望大家帮帮忙
怎么把制作好了的HLP帮助文件添加到自己用MFC编写的单文档中去？或者是怎么设置的？很急，望大家帮帮忙
注：是怎么把制作好了的HLP帮助文件加入到MFC单文档编写的程序中去，而不是怎么制作HLP帮助文件，灰常感谢
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Help Topics: Context-Sensitive Help for Your Programs
Home
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Overview
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How Do I
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Sample
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Tutorial
This group of articles describes support provided by the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC) for context-sensitive Windows Help for your applications.
Applications written for Windows usually provide context-sensitive Help, allowing the user to get help on a particular window, dialog box, command, or toolbar button. MFC makes it simple to add context-sensitive Help to your application.
The user can access Help in the following ways:
Pressing the F1 key
The user can press the F1 key from an active window, dialog box, or message box, or with a menu item or toolbar button selected, to invoke a Help topic relevant to the selected item. For menu items, help is summoned for the item currently highlighted.
Note You can define a key other than F1 for Help, but it is common among Windows applications to use F1.
Entering Help mode
From within an active application, the user can press SHIFT+F1 or click on the Help toolbar button to put the application into “Help mode.”
In Help mode, the mouse cursor changes to an arrow with a question mark. While the application is in this mode, the user can click any window, dialog box, message box, menu item, or toolbar button to summon help specific to the item. Help mode ends when Help is displayed. Pressing ESC or switching away from the application and back also ends Help mode.
Using the Help menu
Most applications provide help support through one or more menu items. For instance, most Windows applications include a Help menu item that invokes the application’s Help file when chosen. Additional items on the Help menu might, for example, display a Search dialog.
The following articles present an overview of the MFC help subsystem:
Help: Components of Help
Help: Support Tools
The following additional articles explain MFC help support in more detail:
Help: F1 and SHIFT+F1 Help
Help: OLE Support for Help
Help: Message-Map Support
Help: The Help Project File
Help: The MakeHm Tool
Help: CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage
Help: Authoring Help Topics
Help: More Precise Context-Sensitivity
For a detailed example, see Adding Context-Sensitive Help in Tutorials. For additional technical information, see Technical Note 28.
注：是怎么把制作好了的HLP帮助文件加入到MFC单文档编写的程序中去，而不是怎么制作HLP帮助文件，灰常感谢
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mk:@MSITStore:C:\MSDN98\98VS\2052\vccore.chm::/html/_core_help_topics.3a_.context.2d.sensitive_help_for_your_programs.htm
Help Topics: Context-Sensitive Help for Your Programs
Home
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Overview
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How Do I
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Sample
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Tutorial
This group of articles describes support provided by the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC) for context-sensitive Windows Help for your applications.
Applications written for Windows usually provide context-sensitive Help, allowing the user to get help on a particular window, dialog box, command, or toolbar button. MFC makes it simple to add context-sensitive Help to your application.
The user can access Help in the following ways:
Pressing the F1 key
The user can press the F1 key from an active window, dialog box, or message box, or with a menu item or toolbar button selected, to invoke a Help topic relevant to the selected item. For menu items, help is summoned for the item currently highlighted.
Note You can define a key other than F1 for Help, but it is common among Windows applications to use F1.
Entering Help mode
From within an active application, the user can press SHIFT+F1 or click on the Help toolbar button to put the application into “Help mode.”
In Help mode, the mouse cursor changes to an arrow with a question mark. While the application is in this mode, the user can click any window, dialog box, message box, menu item, or toolbar button to summon help specific to the item. Help mode ends when Help is displayed. Pressing ESC or switching away from the application and back also ends Help mode.
Using the Help menu
Most applications provide help support through one or more menu items. For instance, most Windows applications include a Help menu item that invokes the application’s Help file when chosen. Additional items on the Help menu might, for example, display a Search dialog.
The following articles present an overview of the MFC help subsystem:
Help: Components of Help
Help: Support Tools
The following additional articles explain MFC help support in more detail:
Help: F1 and SHIFT+F1 Help
Help: OLE Support for Help
Help: Message-Map Support
Help: The Help Project File
Help: The MakeHm Tool
Help: CPropertySheet and CPropertyPage
Help: Authoring Help Topics
Help: More Precise Context-Sensitivity
For a detailed example, see Adding Context-Sensitive Help in Tutorials. For additional technical information, see Technical Note 28.