I download Everything.chm.zip --- when unzipped the file
Everything.chm
does not seem to have any info on the noted topics --- what did I miss here?
help file
Re: help file
What topics are those?
I'll assume the .chm only relates to Everything 1.4 (& is apt to be outdated at that).
For 1.5 specific features, kind of have to peruse the forums, more likely then not.
(There was a fellow, but I'm thinking it's kind of a never ending, fluid task...)
I'll assume the .chm only relates to Everything 1.4 (& is apt to be outdated at that).
For 1.5 specific features, kind of have to peruse the forums, more likely then not.
(There was a fellow, but I'm thinking it's kind of a never ending, fluid task...)
Re: help file
Does this mean, tuska, that offline Help for 1.5x isn't available, even in April 2025 - to your knowledge?
Anyone - is there a way to get everything.chm from 1.4 to work with 1.5?
Many functions are the same, and if we do it, we know what we've done.
Anyone - is there a way to get everything.chm from 1.4 to work with 1.5?
Many functions are the same, and if we do it, we know what we've done.
Re: help file
Yes.PhredE wrote: Mon Apr 21, 2025 6:03 am Does this mean, tuska, that offline Help for 1.5x isn't available, even in April 2025 - to your knowledge?
Pressing the F1 key (Everything Help) in Everything 1.5 opens the “Everything 1.5 Help” help page in my browser.
Press Ctrl+F on the open web page and enter a search term to quickly find the search term...
For me, double-clicking on the “Everything.chm” file is enough to open it...PhredE wrote: Mon Apr 21, 2025 6:03 am Anyone - is there a way to get everything.chm from 1.4 to work with 1.5?
Many functions are the same, and if we do it, we know what we've done.
Contents: Information about Everything 1.4
Re: help file
Correct. There are too many changes in the alpha phase to justify compiling -- the C in chm stands for Compiled -- a new help file each time.PhredE wrote: Mon Apr 21, 2025 6:03 am Does this mean, tuska, that offline Help for 1.5x isn't available
Server bandwidth is also limited. Might seem insignificant, but it is not.