On 1023 Win.
I include a \relatedtools { SplitCFA } which on compilation generates a no documentation warning. This is OK. Active links are added to the compiled document for it and its \trefs. This is OK too I think.
In browseScriptDocumentation, clicking this link opens a "unable to load document" page. But the browser's back button (the leftmost button on the top) does not return the browser to the prior page. Sometimes this button is dim, other times not, depending on browsing history. Basically you get stuck in this error page, and you either have to close the browser or use the browser's other navigation features to recover.
Thanks,
Mike
