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468 The Fundamentals of Visual FoxPro 6.0<br />

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func l_Help<br />

**************************************************************************<br />

lparameters m.tcNameCHM<br />

m.lcCurrentHelp = set("Help",1)<br />

set help to (m.tcNameCHM)<br />

help<br />

if !empty(m.lcCurrentHelp)<br />

set help to (m.lcCurrentHelp)<br />

endif<br />

return .t.<br />

This way, you don’t blow away the existing Visual Studio help reference but you still have<br />

one-click access to any of the .CHM files.<br />

Figure <strong>16</strong>.10. My Dev menu pad includes commands<br />

to launch all of the Essentials .CHM files.<br />

SoftServ’s Command Window Emulator<br />

SSCommand was designed to help in situations where you have a VFP application running<br />

(compiled) at a client site, and the client does not own Visual FoxPro. It emulates the VFP<br />

Command window (see Figure <strong>16</strong>.11), allowing you to perform virtually any FoxPro<br />

command. It frees you as a developer from having to tote your notebook computer when you<br />

have to make on-site data maintenance or report modifications. It also makes life much easier if<br />

you use remote dial-in software for application maintenance.

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