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H1990 internal compression error
This message indicates an internal HELPMAKE error.
Note the circumstances of the error and notify Microsoft Corporation by following the
instructions in the “Microsoft Support Services” section of the introduction to this book.
HELPMAKE Error Messages
H2000 line too long, truncated
A line exceeded the fixed width specified by the /W option or the default of 76
characters. HELPMAKE truncated the extra characters.
H2001 duplicate context string
A context string preceded more than one topic in a Help database. A context string can
be associated with only one block of topic text.
H2002 zero length hot spot
A cross-reference was specified, but the word or anchored text associated with it was of
zero length.
With no visible text to associate with the cross-
reference, the hot spot will be inoperative.
This error is issued as a warning and does not prevent the building of a Help file.
However, some applications may not be able to use the resulting Help file correctly.
The following example will cause this error:
\a\vcross_reference\v
H2003 unrecognized dot command
A line in the source file contained a dot (.) in column 1, but it was not followed by a
command recognized by HELPMAKE.
HELPMAKE Warning Messages
H4000 keyword compression analysis table size exceeded
no further new words will be analyzed
The maximum number (16,000) of unique keywords has been encountered during
keyword compression. This happens only in very large Help files. No further keywords
will be included in the analysis. HELPMAKE continues to analyze how frequently words
occur that it has already encountered.
H4002 reference to undefined local context
A string specifying a local context was used in a cross-reference but was not defined in a
.context statement.
A local context begins with an at sign (@). Each local context that is used must be
defined in a .context statement in one of the input files to HELPMAKE.