RE: [SOLVED] RoboHelp Condition build expressions will not die

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Mike Hamilton said:
> You should also be able to find a file called "project name".pss which
> contains the global strings for all of the expressions you have used.
> This file should be in the root of the project directory. Try editing
> this file by hand using notepad and removing the strings you 
> don't want
> to see any more. 

Bingo.  Actually, I'd just found it due to an offlist suggestion from 
somebody else. Windows search had not returned that file. When I tried a DOS
window and the old DOS "find" command, there it was.

Thanks very much.  So, um... when do I get to be the first writer at my
company to switch to Flare?

K

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