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Otherwise a quick and dirty trick is to unpack the .chm file and to open up the <tt>index.html</tt> file. |
Revision as of 11:17, 2 November 2011
CHM files are compressed HTML files, which are basically the format for help files in Windows.
Troubleshoot
- Navigation to webpage was canceled
- The .chm file is on a network or remote drive. Try copy it on a local drive and open it from there
- The .chm file was downloaded from the Internet, and blocked by Windows. In Windows Explorer, right click on the file → Properties..., then in the General pane → click on Unblock.
Viewing in Linux
(list from [1]):
- gnochm
- Viewer on Gnome — deprecated
- kchmviewer
- Viewer for KDE — ugly, no full support of tabs, etc
- wine
- Use windows help file viewer under wine:
wine hh.exe helpfile.chm
- xChm
- A .chm file viewer that is independent of the graphical environment
- Firefox plugin - CHM Reader
- Ok, I admit it, this is the best viewer of all on Linux. Perfect rendering, fast.
- It also include a sidebar to navigate through the CHM Contents and Index.
- Okular
- The pdf file viewer under kde, which can also show .chm files — not anymore ! Support has been removed
Otherwise a quick and dirty trick is to unpack the .chm file and to open up the index.html file.