I tend to use the index, but would like a way to skip quickly through the
document, to the next paragraph or section. The context sensitive help has
always worked for me, though.
At 8/17/2005, you wrote:
I find the help system excellent!
I primarily use the context sensitive help with chord-h. That gets me
what I need about ninety-nine percent of the time. Otherwise, opening the
appropriate section of the manual in KeyWord and using the find command
takes care of the rest.
I rarely need to use the index, but have found it useful a time or two.
The reality is, the more powerful the device, the more details one will
have to wade through.
A very happy PK user,
Richard
on Wednesday 8/17/2005 02:50 PM Kathy Williams said
Well, Sarah, that's why there are people called Technical Writers who do
this for a profession, and get big bucks for doing it. Your term
eventually is the clue that this help system is not as easy to use as it
might be. A good help system gets the information you need promptly
without meandering through extraneous topics, details, and related
comments. Perhaps you haven't yet had experience with a really rigorously
written help system as they are few and far between.
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