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I have created one project in that i want to help option and when user clicks it it has to show contents similar to help that is present in notepad, it should contain images and hyperlinks also. which control and how i have to use it?

What I have tried:

///I tried adding messagebox
Dim s as image
s=Image.FromFile("D:\Users\sli\Downloads\help.jpg")
messagebox.show(s,"hello")

Posted 7-Mar-17 1:12am

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Updated 7-Mar-17 1:37am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2017-03-07T01:34:00

Solution 1

vb.net add help to application - Google Search[^].

Posted 7-Mar-17 1:34am

Richard MacCutchan

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2017-03-07T01:37:00

Since you are using MessageBox, I'll assume this is a Windows Forms app or similar.
You need to create a form to display the help information: probably the simplest way (if you want different info for different forms) would be to create a new form and drop a webbrowser control onto it. then use Word, LibreOffice, or your favorite word processor to create the help data as HTML files (that's pretty much just a case of saving it as HTML instead of DOCX). Use the WebBrowser.Navigate method to open the HTML file, and it'll do it all for you.