.Node help
.Title The Help Browser Dialog
.Keywords intro, overview
.Subsections help.toc, help.index, help.navigation, help.quiting, help.button
.Format XmString
.Body
\f[HUGE]The Help Browser Dialog\fR

This is the \fBHelp Browser\fR dialog box.  It displays an online help
document section by section and allows you to navigate through that
document looking for the information you need.  The text you are reading
now appears in the \fItext area\fR of the dialog box.  The section title
appears above this area, and there is a scrollbar directly to the right.
You can use the scrollbar to see text that has scrolled off the of the
text area.  As a shortcut, you can press the spacebar to scroll down and
the 'b' key to scroll up.  (These keys are the same as the Unix \fImore\fR
program.)

The remaining areas and features of the help browser will be explained
in the following subsections.  To see the next sub-section, move the
mouse over the \fBNext\fR button in the lower left corner of the dialog
and click with the left button.
.End
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.Node help.toc
.Title The Table of Contents
.Keywords contents, table of contents, sections
.Crossrefs help.index, help.navigation
.Format XmString
.Body
The Help Browser dialog displays a table of contents of the online help
document at the top of the window.  You can use the scrollbar to the
right of this area to see the full table.  Notice that this list of
sections has a single selected line; this is the current section; the
one you are reading now.  You can click on a section name in this list
to move from section to section.  Try it now; click (with the left mouse
button) on the third item in the list, \fHThe Index\fR.
.End
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.Node help.index
.Title The Index
.Keywords index, keywords
.Crossrefs help.quiting, help.navigation
.Format XmString
.Body
The list to the far right of the Help Browser dialog is an alphabetized
list of keywords, or an index.  Clicking on an item in the list will
take you to the section of online help that is about that keyword.  Try
it now: click on the "contents" entry, which will take you to the
previous section about the table of contents, and then click on the
"keywords" entry to return to this section.

Now move on to the next section with the \fBNext\fP button.
.End
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.Node help.navigation
.Title Navigating Through the Document
.Subsections help.keyboard
.Crossrefs help.toc, help.index
.Format XmString
.Body
Besides using the \fBNext\fP and \fBPrev\fP buttons to move between
sections of the document, you can also click directly on a section in
the table of contents window, which will take you to the named section,
or you can click on a keyword in the index, which will take you to the
section that discusses that keyword.

In addition, the section title displayed just above this main text
window is an option menu.  If you click on this menu, it will show you
all of the parent sections of the current sections.  Selecting one of
these will move you "up" in the document.  The option menu also displays
the cross references for the current section.  You can select one of
these to move on to sections containing related topics.
.End

.Node help.quiting
.Title Dismissing the Help Browser
.Format XmString
.Body
If you've gotten this far, you may have had enough.  Click on the
\fBDone\fP button at the lower right of the dialog to pop it down.
.End

.Node help.keyboard
.Title Keyboard Shortcuts
.Body
You can use the following keys in the Help Browser:

    Key		Function		Notes
  -------------------------------------------
    Spacebar	scroll down	like 'more'
    b		scroll up		like 'more'
    Backspace	scroll up		like 'more'
    Ctrl-v		scroll down	like 'emacs'
    Meta-v		scroll up		like 'emacs'
    n		goto next section
    p		goto previous section
    u		go up to parent section
.End    

.Node help.button
.Title Help Button
.Format XmString
.Body
The \f(HBHelp\fR button presents a pulldown menu for selecting a help system function. 
This button is present on most dialogs in the program.

The \f(HBOn Context\fR menu item selects context sensitive help.  The cursor
will change to the question-mark-arrow cursor.  Position the cursor on a
text entry field or a button and click the left mouse button to get help
for the field or button.

The \f(HBHelp Browser\fR menu item selects the full help system, which allows
you to browse the help information for the entire \fBDigiFAX\fR application.
The browser will begin by displaying the help information for the
current dialog box.

The \f(HBOn Help\fR menu item selects the full help system, which allows
you to browse the help information for the entire \fBDigiFAX\fR application.
The browser will begin by displaying the help information for the
help system itself.
.End

