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I've come close. I think it has something to do with WinHelp being
just one program running with multiple windows.
I find that if I have minimized help windows, if I open another help
window, even in another application, all the other help windows pop
open. I suspect you may be bringing up an application which has an
associated help window either opened or minimized, which causes all
the other help windows to open; but when I try to do this myself, I
get a WinHelp GPF. Possibly we have different versions of some DLL or
other.
>>>>> "DF" == David Fox <davidfox@@fas.harvard.edu> writes:
DF> Does anybody know why a minimized help window wont stay minimized if I
DF> switch to any DragonDictate window (e.g. vocabulary manager, or even
DF> the word history window). I am using Windows 95 with DragonDictate
DF> 3.02. It seems to happen regardless of whether I bring up the
DF> DragonDictate window by voice or by mouse. It also seems to happen
DF> with the correction box for NaturallySpeaking if I am using natural
DF> text, but not if I am dictating into the NaturallySpeaking editor. I
DF> have set the help window not to stay on top, but that seems to make no
DF> difference to whether a minimized help window is restored.I have tried
DF> this with several different help files, not necessarily related to
DF> DragonDictate or NaturallySpeaking.
DF> Any way to avoid this would be appreciated.
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