Can someone give me a little guidance please.
We deploy an HTML Help system (.chm) to many clients, mostly windows based but some using Citrix. We would like to stick with the .chm format as the majority of our windows users prefer the format.
Until now we have not had any problems with either platform. The help system is created with RoboHelp HTML X5 and used browse sequences, glossary (HHActiveX.dll) and HTML Help Shortcuts controls.
A couple of our Citrix users are having problems with the HTML Shortcuts which we use to link directly to Word, Excel and PDF documents. The links just don't work at all. What should happen is that the user clicks on the link and the shortcut opens the word/excel/pdf file directly.
I wondered if anyone out there has managed to run HTML Help to Citrix and whether they have ever used HTML Shortcuts or indeed another linking method (via HTML Help) to open external documents directly in a program. If you have had any success with using this feature on citrix please let me know.
Another Help Author says that he experienced the same problem with shortcuts in HTML help when run on Citrix. He said that it might have something to do with the help engine being specified as a "published application" in Citrix.
Do Citrix administrator have any option other then making the HTML Help engine a "published application"? or is this the preferred method of installing the engine.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Craig
We deploy an HTML Help system (.chm) to many clients, mostly windows based but some using Citrix. We would like to stick with the .chm format as the majority of our windows users prefer the format.
Until now we have not had any problems with either platform. The help system is created with RoboHelp HTML X5 and used browse sequences, glossary (HHActiveX.dll) and HTML Help Shortcuts controls.
A couple of our Citrix users are having problems with the HTML Shortcuts which we use to link directly to Word, Excel and PDF documents. The links just don't work at all. What should happen is that the user clicks on the link and the shortcut opens the word/excel/pdf file directly.
I wondered if anyone out there has managed to run HTML Help to Citrix and whether they have ever used HTML Shortcuts or indeed another linking method (via HTML Help) to open external documents directly in a program. If you have had any success with using this feature on citrix please let me know.
Another Help Author says that he experienced the same problem with shortcuts in HTML help when run on Citrix. He said that it might have something to do with the help engine being specified as a "published application" in Citrix.
Do Citrix administrator have any option other then making the HTML Help engine a "published application"? or is this the preferred method of installing the engine.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Craig