Done!īackground: In order to minimize the potential misuse of help pages, Microsoft has - from certain OS versions on - disabled presentation of stand alone and chm-embedded HTML pages residing on non-local drives. reg): REGEDIT4ĭouble click the file and allow the execution of a script by answering the question which will pop up with yes. Solution: Save the following three lines of a registry script code to a file named for instance ChmIntranetOn.reg (extension should be. This is happening not only with the XYplorer help, but with any help not being positioned on your local drive.Īpplies to: Windows 2000 SP4 Windows XP SP1 and later and some more. When you invoke online help (either out of a program, or directly), the help window comes up, the table of contents and index are visible, but the right-hand pane of the help window contains an Internet Explorer message about access to the help page being canceled. Problem: Your XYplorer folder is positioned somewhere in your network (i.e. Thanks to user Borut for providing this solution! If the above does not work for you, here's a second solution that worked for some users. Solution: Right-click the CHM file, select Properties, then click the 'Unblock' button: You see a cryptic browser message 'Navigation to the webpage was canceled' or similar. Problem: You open a CHM but you don't see your content in the right-hand pane of the window.

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