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Bob Hanson wrote: "Good Luck"

Actually, I posted to several forums and have already found the answer.

Same to you.

If memory serves, I believe I installed instmsia.exe, which went without an error, then hhupd.exe, which returned and exception error, but then a box saying successful install and then Texpad 4.72. But I already had IE 5.5 on my system; my guess is that the engine to read .chm files conflicted with ...

I respect that you have not tried to censor my posts and that you have remained civil.

I was referring to the download size of the files, but I still think the size of TP is too large. I will concede that there are others that are larger and perhaps you are correct that the system resources used ...

Context sensitive help does not work with the earlier help file.

In addition, now that I followed Helios's lousy instructions to install hhupd.exe and instmsia.exe in order to use their program which they claim works with W95, several of my other program which
previously had chm help files working ...

I found a partial answer to my own earler question in my post above.

From another textpad webpage:

"Why doesn't the online help work?
Please note that the online help in TextPad 4.x requires Microsoft's HTML Help
Engine. If you have Windows 95, NT 3.51 or NT 4 prior to Service Pack 4, please ...

Since you didn't read my post, you don't know that I FOLLOWED YOUR devlopers' webpage instructions and installed the support files I've already named PRIOR to the latest version of textpad. Also I have a working IE 5.5 on my system. YOUR SOFTWARE DOESN'T WORK following your CO's instructions and ...

Ok. I installed the nearly 2MB hhupd.exe

I installed the nearly 2 MG instmsia.exe

Then I installed the huge (for an editor) txpeng472.exe

How do you expect users to use the program when the calling the help file you get "help file failed to launch". Or are we incharge of beta testing again (where ...