I'm installing SAS on a new windows machine. Can anybody suggest where I should look for the set of bookmarks I developed in the help tab in the installation of PC-SAS on my old windows machine? Windows Registry perhaps?
Hi Mark,
On my Windows 7 workstation these bookmarks are in a file named MVA-bookmarks.txt in
C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\DocViewer
In the same folder there's the file SASDocViewer-bookmarks.txt containing the bookmarks from the separate application "SAS Documentation Viewer 9.4" (sasdocviewer.exe), which I prefer to the built-in help file viewer.
Edit: Thanks for asking the question. I only knew that the bookmarks had moved somewhere since they were no longer in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\HTML Help\hh.dat, which was their location under Windows Server 2008.
Hi Mark,
On my Windows 7 workstation these bookmarks are in a file named MVA-bookmarks.txt in
C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\DocViewer
In the same folder there's the file SASDocViewer-bookmarks.txt containing the bookmarks from the separate application "SAS Documentation Viewer 9.4" (sasdocviewer.exe), which I prefer to the built-in help file viewer.
Edit: Thanks for asking the question. I only knew that the bookmarks had moved somewhere since they were no longer in C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\HTML Help\hh.dat, which was their location under Windows Server 2008.
Thanks @FreelanceReinh.
I found the file just where you said it would be. And I see I can move the bookmarks around too. It's ugly, but doable - something the built-in help file viewer doesn't support.
I'll have to take a look at the DocViewer.
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