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I have some legacy applications running on a Win2000 machine. And I have been running AutoIT vs3.3.6.1 on that machine. Unfortunately I cannot upgrade to the current version of AutoIT on that computer as Win2k support was discontinued in version 3.3.10.0. On my Win7 computer (which uses AutoIT vs3.3.12.0) I continue to make changes to my AutoIT programs that are used on Win2000 (however I have to be careful not to use features that are not backwards compatible to vs3.3.6.1). These AutoIT programs (written for the Win2k machine) reference many of the UDFs contained in the old "excel.au3" include-file. Many of these UDFs were removed from the new include-file. Others were renamed and changed in substantial ways. As such I still need access to the old Help documentation. I find it very troublesome to go to the Win2k machine each time I need to access the old Help documentation. So I created a shortcut on my Win7 machine to the Help file on the Win2k machine \\ PC-Win2k\C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\AutoIt3Help.exe When I open the file, I get the standard interface: (1) Menubar: Hide, Locate, Back, Forth, Print (2) Tabs: Contents, Index, Search, Favorites The Contents tab contains all the sections and subsections, however they have no content. For example the first section is "AutoIT" and it contains (1) Introduction (2) License (3) Installation Directory (4) FAQs However if I click any of these subsections nothing displays. Incidentally I believe that the files comprising the old Help system are: AutoIt3Help.exe AutoIt.chm AutoIt3.chm UDFs3.chm QUESTION: How can I have access to the old Help documentation (vs 3.3.6.1) from my Win2000 machine. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.