The above question has made me to introspect the issue and I have come up with a solution.
Follow the steps given below in order to view .chm files on lenny. I assume you are using Lenny 5.0.4, LXDE and Virtualbox 3.2 installed on your system.
Step 1 : Run Virtualbox and press Help -> contents or press F1 as shown in the image below :
Step 2 : You can view about kchmviewer on the help manual as shown in the image below :
Step 3 : Open a terminal and type the following command in order to view the path of the kchmviewer. Don't close the window of virtualbox help manual until Step 4.
$ ps aux | grep kchmviewer
Step 4 : Note down the path of the kchmviewer on a text file. The path to my kchmviewer is shown below :
/usr/lib/virtualbox/kchmviewer
Step 5 : Right click your .chm file and click "Open with" and click "open with another program".
Step 6 : Type the path of kchmviewer as determined in the Step 4 or click browse as shown in the image above.
Step 7 : Check the box of "Set selected application to default action" as shown in the image of Step 5. Click OK.
Step 8 : Click the .chm file to view.
This is how I am viewing .chm files without installing any extra packages.
The End.
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