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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : Where is https://www.c-com.com.au/mmhelp/?

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Pluto
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Joined: 09/06/2017
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Posted: 07:44pm 09 Nov 2025

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I was not able to open Tassy Jim's help page anymore.

If I remember correct, Jim was about to close "the shop" some time ago and that there were discussions about how to still keep the fast helper available. I haven't done much MMBasic for quite a long time, but now when I needed some rapid help, I could not find the web-page anymore. Even if it didn't always have the most recent commands, it was the fastest way to get answers for trivial questions (with examples) rapidly; much faster than scrolling/searching in the manual.

Pluto

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Posted: 07:58pm 09 Nov 2025

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I have closed my website.

The same webpages are available in the MMEdit "Help"
The quickest way to find the help (which is likely to be out-of-date) is to highlight the keyword in your code then shift-F1.

IF you don't want to use MMEdit, you can still open the HTML Help:
"file:///C:/Apps/MMedit5/data/html/index.htm" changing the path to suit.

For up-to-date information, the preferred location for help is the current manuals.

Jim
Edited 2025-11-10 06:04 by TassyJim

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Pluto
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Posted: 08:06pm 09 Nov 2025

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Thanks Jim.

Pluto

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