I am documenting the procedure for creating integrated help for .NET. I have a line <META name="rtffilename" content="xxx.rtf"> in each topic but can't find in my notes why it's there or the rule I used to create the rtf filename. In backtracking I see that MSDN and Visual Studio ..NET topics also include this line. I can't find anything on this in the VSHIK Guide or on the Helpware site. I may have included this line simply because other topics did. 1) Do I need this line? 2)What is the rule for creating the rtf filename? Thanks for any assist in filling this gap in my notes and memory.
My guess is MS have embedded the name of the original source file in the doc for reference. It would serve no other purpose as far as I know. So... just like a comment field. Strip it out if you don't need it. Rob -- Rob Chandler MS Help MVP http://helpware.net/FAR/ http://mshelpwiki.com/ "Carwen" wrote in message news:1132246719.846848.124040@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >I am documenting the procedure for creating integrated help for .NET. I > have a line <META name="rtffilename" content="xxx.rtf"> in each topic > but can't find in my notes why it's there or the rule I used to create > the rtf filename. In backtracking I see that MSDN and Visual Studio > .NET topics also include this line. I can't find anything on this in > the VSHIK Guide or on the Helpware site. I may have included this line > simply because other topics did. 1) Do I need this line? 2)What is the > rule for creating the rtf filename? Thanks for any assist in filling > this gap in my notes and memory. >
