; The EXTENSIONS section below maps the extension of the file being edited
; with a group of help files to try looking up the desired keyword in.
; For example, if a file "XYZ.C" is being edited, the help files in the
; SDKHELP section will be checked to lookup the desired data.

[EXTENSIONS]
C=SDKHELP
CPP=SDKHELP
H=SDKHELP
WBT=WIL
WBM=WIL
CPM=WIL
MNU=WIL
MNW=WIL
WEB=WIL
WIL=WIL
DLL=WIL
WEH=SAMPHLP
NONE=DEFAULT


; This section merely contains a list of possible help files the user would like
; presented to him.  Edit at will.
[HELPALL]
HF1=TCWHELP.HLP
HF2=API32WH.HLP
HF4=WINEDIT.HLP
HF5=WIL.HLP
HF6=WINBATCH.HLP




; The sections below are all pointed to by the EXTENSIONS section.  The format
; of and entry is as follows:
;    HFx <equals> HelpFileName  HelpFileType
;
;  
; Although you may define all the types you wish, please use numbers above
; 99 to define your own provate formats (WWW reserves help file types
; 0 thru 99.   Currently defined HelpFileTypes are:
;    0  - Undefined
;    1  - Quick and dirty MessageBox help.   (See SAMPHLP.WEH example)
;    2  - Windows help file   - Use WinHelp function, pass keyword asis
;    3  - Executable help file - (Like DOS QH.EXE)

[SDKHELP]
HF1=Api32WH.hlp 2
HF2=MSC.HLP 2

[WIL]
HF1=WIL.HLP 2
HF2=WINBATCH.HLP 2
HF3=WINEDIT.HLP 2
HF4=win32net.hlp 2
HF5=netware.hlp 2
HF6=multinet.hlp 2
HF7=netbasic.hlp 2
HF8=tcptools.hlp 2
HF9=webbatch.hlp 2
HF10=wilx.hlp 2
HF11=witzsrch.hlp 2
HF12=wwwenv.hlp 2


[SAMPHLP]
HF1=SAMPHLP.WEH 1

[DEFAULT]
HF1=WIL.HLP 2
HF2=WINEDIT.HLP 2
