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Message : An application built with Visual Fortran 9.1 QUICKWIN exhibits strange behavior on one Windows computer
The application displays the message "Help Not Available for Menu Item" when selecting any menu option (single mouse-click)
The application works normally (calls the associated callback routine) in all other computers.
This behavior seems permanent only on this computer - rebooting has no impact. Other Windows applications work normally.
Any ideas?
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FQWIN.HLP should be in the compiler's BIN folder, but that may not be visible when a program runs. It is obsolete anyway, as Windows Vista and Windows 7 won't open it.
I have not seen previously a report that simply trying to access a menu entry causes this error, though 9.1 is quite old by this point. Is it reproducible if you build a simple "Hello World" program as a QuickWin application?
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Unfortunately, I do not have easy access to the computer that displays the problem, and have no idea how to replicate the issue on a development machine.
I will keep you posted though
I suppose I should look at moving to the latest version...
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Yes I do!
Do you think that the F1 key on the 'affected' computer is stuck?
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So it appears that a sticky F1 key was the issue
Thanks for your help!

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