The following messages result from problems in rich-text format (RTF) formatting in one or more topic files. A description is given for messages that are not self-explanatory.
| 4616 |
File filename is not a valid RTF topic file. |
| 4639 |
Error in file filename at byte offset 0xoffset. |
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The specified file contains unrecognized RTF at that byte offset. |
| 4649 |
File filename contains more than 32767 topics. |
| 4652 |
Table formatting too complex. |
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The compiler encountered a table with borders, shading, or right justification. |
| 4662 |
Side by side paragraph formatting not supported. |
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The side-by-side paragraph formatting is not supported in Microsoft Windows Help 3.1. |
| 4671 |
Table contains more than 32 columns. |
| 4680 |
Font fontname in file filename not in RTF font table. |
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The compiler uses the default system font. |
| 4692 |
Unrecognized graphic format. |
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The compiler supports only Windows bitmaps, Windows metafiles, segmented graphics, and multi-resolution graphics. The compiler ignores the graphic. |
| 4733 |
Hidden page break. |
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A page break is a part of the hidden text. A page break formatted as hidden text will not separate two topics. |
| 4753 |
Hidden paragraph. |
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A paragraph marker is part of the hidden text. The compiler ignores the paragraph marker. |
| 4763 |
Hidden carriage return. |
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A carriage return is part of the hidden text. The compiler ignores the carriage return. |
| 4774 |
Paragraph exceeds limit of 64K. |
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A single paragraph has more than 64K of text or 64K of graphics. (This limit does not include graphics stored separately from the data, using the bmc, bml, or bmr statements.) |
| 4792 |
Non-scrolling region defined after scrolling region. |
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A \keepn statement precedes a paragraph that is not the first paragraph in the topic. The compiler ignores the statement; the paragraph is treated as regular text and is part of the regular topic text. |
| 4813 |
Non-scrolling region crosses page boundary. |
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A \pard statement must appear before the \page statement in a topic containing a \keepn statement. |