Thread: How to deal with CHM?
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Old 05-11-2007, 10:23 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by igorsk
In the command prompt execute:

hh -decompile <path to .chm> <directory where to put html files>

Then just convert the html files using BookDesigner or html2lrf.
You can also use one of the hundreds of fancy CHM decompilers to get the HTML.
I had no idea BD could do this, that's friggin awesome! Thanks for the command line parameters. I've been using my PDA for viewing CHM's up until now,guess I'll have to give it a go and see how they turn out. My intial thought experiments on this had me running the CHM through a decompiler and then converting the HTML, but I thought I'd have to fish one up myself, guess I was wrong.

Thanks again for the info igorsk!
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