The Servicing Director Help installed with the Servicing Director applications, and the downloaded Data Dictionary and Sample Reports are Windows .CHM format file.
When opening a .CHM file for the first time in Windows, you may encounter a Windows issue blocking the viewing of the file. For example, when you try to open the Servicing Director Data Dictionary file (or other Microsoft CHM type file), the table of contents may appear, but no topic pages can be viewed in the right-hand display area.

Workaround:

The issue is CHM files are essentially viewed through a form of Internet Explorer by Microsoft design. A Microsoft security update to Windows blocks opening CHM topic pages from any file other than a local file. To be a local file, the file must be on your local desktop hard drive. Therefore, if you try to open a CHM file directly from a network location at your company, the content may be blocked. Further Microsoft security measures can still block viewing the contents of a downloaded CHM file even when the saved file is on your local desktop, so there can be an additional step to take. 

If you download or copy the CHM file to your local desktop hard drive, and open it as a local file, the issue is sometimes resolved.
If the local desktop copy cannot display the topic pages, then do the following:

1. Right-click on the local CHM file, and select Properties.
2. Click the Unblock button on the Properties General tab. This button will be next to the message at the bottom of the screen, which says, "This file came from another computer and might be blocked to help protect this computer."
3. Click OK to close the screen.

Note: When you name a CHM file, do not use the ‘#’ (number sign character) anywhere in the file name.

If the issue is not resolved, search for Microsoft support resources using the key words Cannot Open CHM.

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