Hopefully the next post you read from my blog is the glitches I have found. Most are cosmetic as you have noted, but the missing PEM links are a bit more serious.

Thanks for the heads up. I see they added a link to the VFP site on MSDN, too. The only down side to this fix is that this new version of the help file apparently does not support (or include) a Favorites tab. I use the index far more, so at least it’s an improvement. The new help file also displays “dv_foxhelp91″ in the window caption, instead of “Microsoft Visual FoxPro 9.0″, which is also a bit reminiscent of the first SP2 release splash screen.

Glad to see you got it fixed.

Gregory Adam solved my problem in the following thread of UT:

http://www.universalthread.com/wconnect/wc.dll?2,15,1313271

Now I have only the technical and cosmetics problems commented on your new post.

Luis María Guayán
Tucumán, Argentina
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Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
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Is it possible this is the standard CHM downloaded from the Internet issue?

See: Rick Strahl’s fix for downloaded CHMs

I yes I downloaded the file and copied again in the installation folder VFP9 SP2 on Windows XP Professional with SP3 in spanish. Did not work for me

I’ve downloaded on another PC with Windows Vista Ultimate with SP1 in Spanish and not work for me

In these links may images of the problem:

http://www.luismariaguayan.com.ar/vfp/vfp9_sp2_help_xp_sp3.gif

http://www.luismariaguayan.com.ar/vfp/vfp9_sp2_help_vista_sp1.gif

Luis María Guayán
Tucumán, Argentina
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SysOp de http://www.PortalFox.com
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
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I am using VFP 9 SP2 on Windows XP SP2, and the Help file works fine for me. Maybe you should download again. I downloaded the file to the machine I have VFP installed (not a network mapped drive or to another machine). I copied the file from the download folder to my VFP 9 SP2 folder. I am not sure this matters, but maybe you did something different from me and it does matter.

I have not read anything about Windows XP SP3 other than it was released last week. I doubt this would make a difference, but Microsoft has been known to break things with OS service packs.

I agree the cosmetic issues are a little annoying, but nothing compared to getting the index entries back.

Rick

Only showed me the index but not the right side panel.

This is a new great failure FoxPro Team, as the Splash Screen of VFP9 SP2.

I am disappointed: (

Luis María Guayán
Tucumán, Argentina
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SysOp de http://www.PortalFox.com
Microsoft Visual FoxPro MVP
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La palabra imposible solo figura
en el diccionario de los tontos