> Verify that meinproc has been compiled. If KDE3 does not compile meinproc=
, =20
> you will have no help.
>
> If not, please read the archives of this mailing list ( http://lists.kde.=
org=20
> )
> (In short: check BZ2 support)

Uhmmmm... it seems that meinproc is OK,... I don't think that's the problem=
,=20
but anyway, I'm going to verify the compilation process again, and  have a=
=20
look at the bz2 thing also.

>
> If at the end you have still problems with it, please complain to=20
> mailto:kde-core-devel@kde.org as it is where the meinproc/khelpcenter=20
> developers are. They seem not to follow the kde-devel mailing list or one=
=20
> would have stepped up and would have answered all similar previous questi=
ons=20
> instead of me.

I usually don't like to mail kde-core-devel, since they might have "better"=
=20
questions to answer, but I hope this time I wake up somebody, since I don't=
=20
seem to be the only one having such a problem.

Thankx very much!

>
>Have a nice day/evening/night!

PS: you guessed with the last one (23:20 (BST) here) :)

>
> On Freitag, 12. Juli 2002 20:30, Unai Garro wrote:
> > It's quite a long time since I've been having this problem. I thought it
> > was a small bug, but it's just keeping there.
> >
> > khelpcenter is working properly, but none of the help menus in any
> > application seem to respond. Are they disabled? The cvs I'm using is fr=
om
> > yesterday, keeping my systems binary qt libraries, though. I hope that's
> > not the problem
> >