| H1000 |
/A requires character |
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The /A option requires an application-specific control character. |
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The correct form is |
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/Ac |
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where c is the control character. |
| H1001 |
/E compression level must be numeric |
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The /E option requires either no argument or a numeric value in the range 0–15. The correct form is |
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/En |
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where n specifies the amount of compression requested. |
| H1002 |
multiple /O parameters specified |
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Only one output file can be specified with the /O option. |
| H1003 |
invalid /S file-type identifier |
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The /S option was given an argument other than 1, 2, or 3. |
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The /S option requires specification of the type of input file. An invalid file-type identifier was specified. The correct form is |
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/Sn |
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where n specifies the format of the input help text file. The only valid values are 1 (RTF), 2 (QuickHelp format), and 3 (minimally formatted ASCII). |
| H1004 |
/S requires file-type identifier |
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The /S option requires specification of the type of input file. There was no file-type identifier specified. |
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The correct form is |
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/Sn |
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where n specifies the format of the input help text file. The only valid values are 1 (RTF), 2 (QuickHelp format), and 3 (minimally formatted ASCII). |
| H1005 |
/W fixed width invalid |
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An invalid width was specified with the /W option. The valid range is 11–255. |
| H1006 |
multiple /K parameters specified |
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The option for specifying a keyword separator file, /K, was used more than once on the HELPMAKE command line. |
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Only one file containing separator characters may be specified. |
| H1050 |
option invalid with /DS |
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The /C, /L, and /O options for encoding are invalid with the /DS option for decoding. |
| H1051 |
improper arguments for /D |
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The /D option permits either no argument or an S or U argument. In addition, /D is invalid with the /C or /L option. |
| H1052 |
encode requires /O option |
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Database encoding was requested without a specified output-file name for the operation. |
| H1053 |
compression level exceeds 15 |
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A value greater than 15 was specified with the /E option. |
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The /E option requires either no argument or a numeric value in the range 0–15. The correct form is |
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/En |
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where n specifies the amount of compression requested. |
| H1097 |
no operation specified |
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The HELPMAKE command line did not contain an option for encoding, decoding, or help. |
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HELPMAKE requires the /E, /D, /H, or /? option. |
| H1098 |
unrecognized option |
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An unrecognized name followed the option indicator. |
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An option is specified by a forward slash (/) or a dash (–) and an option name. |
| H1099 |
syntax error on command line |
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HELPMAKE cannot interpret the command line. |
| H1100 |
cannot open file |
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One of the files specified on the HELPMAKE command line could not be found or created. |
| H1101 |
error writing file |
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The output file could not be written, probably because the disk is full. |
| H1102 |
no input file specified |
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In an encoding operation, no input help text file was specified. |
| H1103 |
no context strings found |
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No context strings were found in the input stream while encoding. |
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Either the file is empty, or the specified /S value does not correspond to the help text formatting. |
| H1104 |
no topic text found |
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No topic text was found in the help text file. |
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Either the file is empty, or the specified /S value does not correspond to the help text formatting. |
| H1107 |
cannot overwrite input file |
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The /DS option for splitting a concatenated help file was specified, but the help file contained a database with the same name as the help file. |
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Rename the help file to a filename other than one of the database names. |
| H1200 |
insufficient memory to allocate context buffer |
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There was insufficient memory to run HELPMAKE. |
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HELPMAKE requires 256K free memory. |
| H1201 |
insufficient memory to allocate utility buffer |
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There was insufficient memory to run HELPMAKE. |
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HELPMAKE requires 256K free memory. |
| H1250 |
not a valid compressed help file |
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The input file specified for a decompression operation is not a valid help database file. |
| H1251 |
cannot decompress locked help file |
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An attempt was made to decompress a help database file that is locked. |
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A file is locked if the /L option is specified when the help file is created. |
| H1300 |
word too long in RTF processing |
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A single word was longer than the specified format width (set by the /W option) or was found to be longer than 128 characters when HELPMAKE was reformatting a paragraph. |
| H1302 |
attribute stack overflow processing RTF |
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RTF attribute groups are nested too deeply. HELPMAKE supports a maximum of 50 levels of attribute-group nesting in RTF format. |
| H1303 |
unknown RTF attribute |
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An unknown RTF formatting command was found. |
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One of the following may have occurred:
 A new RTF attribute was used. HELPMAKE recognizes a set of attributes that were current at the time this version of HELPMAKE was created. It interprets some of the attributes and knows to ignore the others. Any RTF attribute defined after HELPMAKE was created is not known by HELPMAKE and will cause this error.
The RTF file is corrupted.
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| H1304 |
topic too large |
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A topic exceeded the limit for the size of topics. |
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A single topic cannot exceed 64K. |
| H1305 |
topic text without context string |
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The source file contained topic text that was not preceded by a .context definition. |
| H1900 |
internal virtual memory error |
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This message indicates an internal HELPMAKE error. |
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Note the circumstances of the error and notify Microsoft Corporation by following the instructions on the Microsoft Product Assistance Request form at the back of one of your manuals. |
| H1901 |
out of local memory |
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This message indicates an internal HELPMAKE error. |
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Note the circumstances of the error and notify Microsoft Corporation by following the instructions on the Microsoft Product Assistance Request form at the back of one of your manuals. |
| H1902 |
out of disk space for swap file |
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The current drive or directory is full. |
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HELPMAKE uses a temporary swap file, written to the current drive and directory. The temporary file can grow to 1.5 times the size of the input files (for large help files) and is not removed until the final help file is completed. |
| H1903 |
cannot open swap file |
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HELPMAKE was unable to create its temporary swap file on the current drive and directory for one of the following reasons:
The current drive or directory is full.
The device cannot be written to.
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| H1990 |
internal compression error |
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This message indicates an internal HELPMAKE error. |
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Note the circumstances of the error and notify Microsoft Corporation by following the instructions in the Microsoft Product Assistance Request form at the back of one of your manuals. |