If you don't, the TOC Next and TOC Prev buttons will appear as disabled. The Package and Deployment Wizard is an add-in that has shipped with Visual Basic 6 since its release, allowing developers to create setup packages for their applications. CHI file creation isn't yet supported externally by Microsoft, although it may be in the future. Because the information a CHI would contain is presently compiled into stand-alone CHM's created by the HTML Help compiler, developers can safely Cancel their way past this request. I've also looked into the Package and Deployment Wizard that now ships with the Office 2000 Developer Tools and found it has the same requirement.
Developers can Cancel their way past it here as well.
Please spread the word to any developers who may be using the wizard. I apologize for silence on this issue over the past weeks, but I wanted to forstall a deluge of email requests until I had something somewhat finalized. Please work through the document carefully before sending me a bunch of questions. I also want to offer special thanks to my MVP buddies David Liske and Robert Chandler for their help and encouragement as I was working this out, and all the folks at Microsoft who were very gracious and longsuffering while responding to my questions and complaints. If you have questions or comments about this site, please contact the webmaster .