(Optional) Select Convert inline formatting to CSS styles if you want Flare to create new styles based on any 'local' formatting that exists in the HTML Help file. Also, if this option is not selected, Flare will not import index keywords from the source files. When you try to open an imported topic in Flare, a message asks if you want to convert it to XHTML. The compiled file will have the extension CHM and when run, it will look something like this. If you remove the check mark from the box, Flare imports the topic files as they are. You have probably seen it as part of many software applications. (Optional) Select Convert all topics at once if you want Flare to immediately convert all of your topic files to XHTML. In the Project folder field, either accept the default location for the new project or click to find and select a folder.In the Project name field, type a name for the new Flare project that will be created after you import the CHM file. CHM file extension is created by Microsoft, also known as Compiled HTML Help File.In the dialog that opens, browse for and double-click the CHM file to be imported, then click Next. /rebates/2fvinfo2fus2fsecurity2fdefinition2fchm&.Select File > New Project > HTML Help File (CHM).

Chm file type