 HELPEX: Illustrates How to Access a Help File from an
 Application

 HELPEX shows how to bring up a help file from a 
 Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) application. HELPEX starts WinHelp 
 with your help file, pointing to the topic that you select. 
 HELPEX uses the WinHelp function with the context ID value 
 and the string name.

 The HELPEX.HLP file illustrates a variety of Help features. 
 It demonstrates the many ways to load and use a help file.

 After starting HELPEX, choose the Index command from the 
 Help menu. WinHelp starts with HELPEX.HLP loaded and 
 pointing to the index section of the help file. Choose the 
 Help Keyboard command from the HELPEX window. WinHelp 
 displays the Keyboard topic. Choose the Help Using Help 
 command from the HELPEX window. WinHelp now loads the 
 WINHELP.HLP file to give you information on using the 
 WinHelp program. Click on the green jumps to see what it 
 does.

 The HC30.EXE utility in the Microsoft Windows version 3.1 
 Software Development Kit (SDK) creates help files for 
 Windows version 3.0 and later. Compile the HELPEX.HPJ file 
 with HC30.EXE. The resulting help (HLP) file works in 
 Windows version 3.1. To load the help file, start WinHelp 
 from the File Manager and choose File Open.

 For more information on help files, see the Microsoft 
 Windows version 3.1 SDK "Programming Tools" manual.

 HELPEX was built and tested under Microsoft Windows version 
 3.1.
