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Ok, I'm getting on quite well with my help now, except for one problem:

"Warning 4098: Context string(s) in [MAP] section not defined 
        in any topic.."

and sure enough, WinHelp can't find them either.

Here is my .HPJ file:
        [files]
        myapp.rtf

        [map]
        #include <helpid.h>

and helpid.h looks like:
        #define HELPID_XXX      101
        #define HELPID_YYY      102
        ...

Using Word for Windows, I put in # footnotes for these topics 
using HELPID_XXX etc as the context string, i.e. the context,
title & keyword footnotes for the topic look like:
        # HELPID_XXX
        $ Help for XXX
        K xxx
(and yes, I double-checked that there is only ONE space after the
#, $ and K symbols).

When I do: 
        Winhelp(hwnd,"myapp.hlp",HELP_CONTEXT,HELPID_XXX);
it says "can't find topic".  Not surprising, since HC already 
reported a similar error.

How does HC distinguish between a #defined CONSTANT in a footnote:
        # HELPID_XXX
and a context string in the footnote:
        # ContextString

The docs don't really point out any difference between a context 
string & a #defined constant.  They just say "use a # footnote".

What am I doing wrong?
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John A. Grant						jagrant@emr1.emr.ca
Airborne Geophysics
Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa