Dear Tony!
You are right: the helpfile entry was in the system vimrc.
I have removed it and help works, now.
Thanx a lot!
Best Regards, Doc
P.S. When "Replying to all", you would get my mail twice, isn't it? That't
probably why I got mails from you twice each.
>Dr. Uwe Schneider wrote:
>> Dear Tony!
>>
>> Thanx for your detailed answer.
>>
>> ":echo $VIMRUNTIME" results in: "/usr/local/share/vim/vim70" as expected.
>>
>> But, ":verbose set helpfile?" produces:
>"helpfile=/usr/local/share/vim/vim70/vim.hlp"
>[...]
>
>What does it print below that ("Last set from...")? That vim.hlp value is not
>
>the default, it must be set somewhere. If it's in your $HOME/.vimrc, you
>should find and remove the offensive line. If it's in some (misguided) system
>
>vimrc such as /usr/share/vim/vimrc, you should be able to override it with
>
> set helpfile&
>
>in your vimrc, but it would be better to talk to the sysadmin about removing
>that line from the system vimrc. If it's in some custom plugin, you may be
>able to override it with
>
> autocommand VimEnter * set helpfile&
>
>in your vimrc.
>
>Oh, and next time, please use "Reply to all" (or "Reply to List" if your
>mailer offers it). "Reply to sender" sends your reply only to the author, not
>
>to the list.
>
>Best regards,
>Tony.
>--
>There's an old proverb that says just about whatever you want it to.
>
