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One of the powerful weapons in Visual CHM is its ability to create titles,topics,and links automatically and blend these elements appropriately. The operation to achieve the goal is the use of the command Add directory. With this powerful command,you can import a directory of html files into the content panel with the directory structure.So before using this command,a good file structure is needed.A better way to structure your html files is to use sub-directories to hold files that relate to each other.So that when importing a directory,Visual CHM will add titles using the sub-directories names and convert html files under sub-directories into topics under titles.A good file and directory structure will dramatically save your effort and enhance your productivity,that's why we suggest structure your html files before importing.Every topic in the created HTML help file should have a html file linked with it,so that when end-users click the topic entry,they may find the linked html file showed in the content panel of the HTML help file,otherwise there will be a blank page or HTTP 404 error page showed.Visual CHM provide ways to let you link a html file to a specified topic.To do this,you can use the Link and Delete link commands in Edit menu.The Link command will link a topic with a html file and the Delete link command will delete the link association.Moreover,you can use these commands to link a html file with a title.Topics inserted in content panel with commands Add directory,Add file(s),and Add file(s) as child will automatically have a html file linked with them.All copyrights to Visual CHM are exclusively owned by vchm.com.Anyone may use this software but can not compile more than 15 item at one time.Any further using of Visual CHM need register.Once registered, the user is granted a non-exclusive license to use Visual CHM on one computer (i.e.a single CPU),for any legal purpose,at a time.The registered Visual CHM may not be rented or leased, but may be permanently transferred,if the person receiving it agrees to terms of this license.The Visual CHM unregistered shareware version may be freely distributed, provided the distribution package is not modified.No person or company may charge a fee for the distribution of Visual CHM without written permission from the copyright holder.You may notuse,copy,emulate,clone,rent,lease,sell,modify,decompile,disassemble,nor reverse engineer,nor transfer the licensed program,nor any subset of the licensed program,except as provided for in this agreement.Any such unauthorised use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license and may result in criminal and/or civil prosecution.All rights not expressly granted here are reserved by vchm.com.Installing and using Visual CHM signifies acceptance of these terms and conditions of the license.If you do not agree with the terms of this license you must remove Visual CHM files from your storage devices and cease to use the product.In Column Mode the operation of the editor is changed for selecting text.When Column Mode is selected highlighted text is based on the character column position of the first character selected to the column of the last character of text selected.Text selected in this mode does not automatically include all text between the start and end position, but includes all text in the columns between the first and last character selected.Column Mode editing is sometimes referred to as block mode editing as the act of selecting text forms a rectangle.Menu Configurations.If Manage Menu Configurations is selected from the context menu the Menu Configurations dialog is presented.If a name is entered in the New Name field then the currently active menus would be saved under this configuration name.If a preconfigured menu name is selected (such as Basic) and the Reset button is pressed, this menu configuration would be restored to its default state.If the Reset All button is pressed,all menu configurations shipped with UltraEdit would be restored to their default state and user-configured menu configurations would be deleted.The user may then right click on a menu and select Customize and modify the menus for this configuration as described below.If Customize Menu is selected the Menu Configuration dialog is presented and users may customize the currently active menus as described below.Menu Configuration Dialog The Menu Configuration dialog consists of two panes labeled Menus and Commands along with a text entry field for New MenuSubmenu.If Use check marks on menus is selected,check marks will be shown for selected menu items rather than the depressed menu icons.This option helps resolve some issues seen with screen readers for disabled users.Also included in the dialog are updown and rightleft arrows and an Edit button.These items and their functionality are all described below:MenusCommands,Configuration PanesThe currently active menus are displayed in the Menus pane with the items currently assigned to them in an Explorer interface.Each menu or submenu heading is indicated by a line terminated in a square to the left of the menu/submenu name.Double clicking on the heading indicator will 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Pressing Return on the keyboard will save the menu item change and pressing the OK button will commit the change so that this is reflected in the menus.When a menu heading is selected the entire menu may be moved to a new location using the up/down and right/left arrows.  When a menu item is selected that item may be moved to a new location within the current menu by pressing the up/down buttons.A menu item may be moved to the extreme top or bottom of its current menu.If a menu item is part of a submenu,it cannot be moved outside the submenu.If a menu item is part of a main menu moving it up or down will cause it to "skip" any submenus it encounters.The Commands pane displays all the functions currently available for use in the menus.To move an item from the Commands pane to the Menus pane, click on the desired Commands item and press the left arrow in the center of the dialog to add the selected item.  Selected menu items will be added directly below the currently selected item in the Menus pane.If there is no selection in the Menus pane,the item will be added at the top of the first menu listed.Once items are added they may be repositioned within a menu as desired using the up/down arrows.GRANT OF LICENSE. This License Agreement (License) permits you to use a single copy, or multiples copies if you are the only user of the software product identified above, which may include user documentation provided in on-line or electronic form (SOFTWARE).The SOFTWARE is licensed as a single product,to an individual user,or group of users for Multiple User Licenses and Site Licenses.  This Agreement requires that each user of the SOFTWARE be Licensed, either individually, or as part of a group.A Multi-User License provides for a specified number of users to use this SOFTWARE at any time.  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