Cannot Destroy Default Windows Help Menus and Buttons

Last reviewed: July 23, 1997
Article ID: Q86264
3.10 WINDOWS kbprg

The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) for Windows version 3.1

SUMMARY

A help file built for version 3.1 of the Microsoft Windows Help application can extend the Windows Help application via a number of built-in macro commands. These macros allow the help file author to create a new menu item or button and to delete an added item once it is no longer needed.

However, one cannot use the DeleteItem and DestroyButton macros to remove a standard menu item from the Windows Help application's menus or to remove a button from the standard button bar.

The standard menu items are fixed by the Windows Help application; however, one can modify the behavior of the standard buttons via the ChangeButtonBinding macro.

For more information on Windows Help macros, see Section 15.4 (starting on page 302) of the "Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit: Programmer's Reference, Volume 4: Resources" manual or the MACROHLP application provided with the Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) in the advanced samples directory (by default, C:\WINDEV\SAMPLES).


Additional reference words: 3.10 WinHelp Compiler HC31 HC31.EXE HCP
HCP.EXE
KBCategory: kbprg
KBSubcategory: TlsHlp
Keywords : kb16bitonly


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Last reviewed: July 23, 1997
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