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Originally Posted by LoMoNoCrAt
Hey I can't work out what to open the file with, what do I use? (I'm using a mac).
Even though I can't view the file it must be good, I mean c'mon, this is you.
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I found this after searching around, not sure if it will help you, but you could give it a shot.
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[3.4.14] How can I view my WinHelp files on the Apple Macintosh? Unix?
You can use QuickHelp from Altura Software (www.altura.com). QuickHelp will convert your .RTF files, .BMPs, etc and converts them into a format that is compatible with their QuickHelp interpreter. You can also use the Macintosh version of WinHelp that comes with Excel to view already made .HLP files. There is also a third party compiler available from Steve Sweet (www.sweetsteve.com) for a very reasonable price. Bristol (www.bristol.com) offers HyperHelp for Unix. HyperHelp uses your source files to compile a UNIX version of your WinHelp file. HyperHelp includes the viewer for Unix (a license fee is required for distribution).
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