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You can find the online documentation for ViviFire at www.b6sw.com/ViviFire/docs.

The 25 newest files are listed at www.b6sw.com/ViviFire/docs/newest.php.

Or you can download the compiled help file for offline viewing.

Please note that when you first try to open the CHM file, you may be presented with a dialog box about the dangers of files downloaded from the Internet. You need to toggle the checkbox before continuing; otherwise, the help file will not display correctly.

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You can now find an alpha quality help file in CHM format in the ViviFire root directory.

http://www.b6sw.com/ViviFire

A topic you should probably see is "How to View This Help File as It Was Intended". It includes a link to a .reg file that you can run if you want to see code and some other elements properly because they require features usually not available in the help viewer.

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I've updated nearly all docs to include a poll widget located at the bottom. It allows you to submit anonymous feedback on each article. If there's a subject you want to see expanded, please let me know.

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I rejiggered newest.php to add a "Diff" column that tells you the amount of change (in bytes) of each article. However, it doesn't tell you if the change was done to the readable text or just the HTML code.

It says "New" for Appendices.html because I first moved its content into Language Reference and deleted it, then I decided that the Registry hack should go into the Appendices, thus I recreated the section.