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Did you try plopping a HLP onto a XP machine and
opening it?
WinHelp is WinHelp no matter what HAT you use to
author it (custom dlls aside). WinHelp will run on any
Windows OS that was developed to accommodate WinHelp
(which is Windows 3.1 through XP, though for Win3.1
you'll need to deploy 16bit help, but that should be a
non issue these days).
So, try grabbing any ol' HLP file you have lying
around and plopping it onto a XP box and opening it,
and see what it looks like.
And, for your screen caps, just take them from a XP
box and save them from there.
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(because life is too short to be inept)
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