Hi,

Sorry, as I used a bad browser to submit the bug,
so the patch have not been uploaded.
The patch added as comment was broken (reformatted)
by the SourceForge server. The correctly formatted patch is
attached to this letter (I hope).

Alexey
--- help.etx    2008-02-20 01:31:51.000000000 +0300
+++ ../../help.etx      2008-02-27 12:57:36.000000000 +0300
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
       Cut_and_Paste_                       Macro_Language_
       Using_the_Mouse_                     Macro_Subroutines_
       Keyboard_Shortcuts_                  Highlighting_Information_
-      Shifting_and_Filling_                Range_Sets_
+      Shifting_and_Filling_                Rangesets_
       Tabbed_Editing_                      Action_Routines_
       File_Format_
                                         Customizing
@@ -804,8 +804,8 @@
 
   You can switch to a tab by simply clicking on it, or you can use the 
keyboard.
   The default keybindings to switch tabs (which are Ctrl+PageUp/-Down and 
Alt+Home,
-  see "Keyboard_Shortcuts_") can be changed using the actions 
previous_document(),
-  next_document() and last_document().
+  see "Keyboard_Shortcuts_") can be changed using the actions 
**previous_document()**,
+  **next_document()** and **last_document()**.
 
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
 
@@ -2546,13 +2546,13 @@
   Returns the contents of the clipboard as a macro string. Returns empty
   string on error.
 
-**dialog( message, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... )**
+**dialog( message [, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... ] )**
   Pop up a dialog for querying and presenting information to the user. First
-  argument is a string to show in the message area of the dialog.
-  Additional optional arguments represent labels for buttons to appear along
-  the bottom of the dialog. Returns the number of the button pressed (the
-  first button is number 1), or 0 if the user closed the dialog via the window
-  close box.
+  argument is a string to show in the message area of the dialog. Additional
+  optional arguments represent labels for buttons to appear along the bottom of
+  the dialog. When optional arguments are omitted, the default "OK" button is
+  used. Returns the number of the button pressed (the first button is number 
1),
+  or 0 if the user closed the dialog via the window close box.
 
 **filename_dialog( [title[, mode[, defaultPath[, filter[, defaultName]]]]] )**
   Presents a file selection dialog with the given title to the user that 
@@ -2604,18 +2604,18 @@
 **length( string )**
   Returns the length of a string
 
-**list_dialog( message, text, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... )**
+**list_dialog( message, text [, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... ] )**
   Pop up a dialog for prompting the user to choose a line from the given text
   string. The first argument is a message string to be used as a title for the
-  fixed text describing the list. The second string provides the list data:
-  this is a text string in which list entries are separated by newline
-  characters. Additional optional arguments represent labels for
-  buttons to appear along the bottom of the dialog. Returns the line of text
-  selected by the user as the function value (without any newline separator) or
-  the empty string if none was selected, and number of the button pressed (the
-  first button is number 1), in $list_dialog_button. If the user closes the
-  dialog via the window close box, the function returns the empty string, and
-  $list_dialog_button returns 0.
+  fixed text describing the list. The second string provides the list data: 
this
+  is a text string in which list entries are separated by newline characters.
+  Additional optional arguments represent labels for buttons to appear along 
the
+  bottom of the dialog. When optional arguments are omitted, the default "OK"
+  button is used. Returns the line of text selected by the user as the function
+  value (without any newline separator) or the empty string if none was
+  selected, and number of the button pressed (the first button is number 1), in
+  $list_dialog_button. If the user closes the dialog via the window close box,
+  the function returns the empty string, and $list_dialog_button returns 0.
 
 **max( n1, n2, ... )**
   Returns the maximum value of all of its arguments
@@ -2703,15 +2703,15 @@
   argument can specify how the separation_string is interpreted. The default
   is "literal". The returned value is an array with keys beginning at 0.
 
-**string_dialog( message, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... )**
+**string_dialog( message [, btn_1_label, btn_2_label, ... ] )**
   Pops up a dialog prompting the user to enter information. The first argument
-  is a string to show in the message area of the dialog. Additional
-  optional arguments represent labels for buttons to appear along the bottom of
-  the dialog. Returns the string entered by the user as the function value,
-  and number of the button pressed (the first button is number 1), in
-  $string_dialog_button. If the user closes the dialog via the window close
-  box, the function returns the empty string, and $string_dialog_button returns
-  0.
+  is a string to show in the message area of the dialog. Additional optional
+  arguments represent labels for buttons to appear along the bottom of the
+  dialog. When optional arguments are omitted, the default "OK" button is used.
+  Returns the string entered by the user as the function value, and number of
+  the button pressed (the first button is number 1), in $string_dialog_button.
+  If the user closes the dialog via the window close box, the function returns
+  the empty string, and $string_dialog_button returns 0.
 
 **string_compare(string1, string2 [, consider-case])**
   Compare two  strings and return 0 if they are equal, -1 if string1 is less
@@ -3113,63 +3113,69 @@
   Arguments are text strings enclosed in quotes. Below are the menu action
   routines which take arguments.  Optional arguments are enclosed in [].
 
-    **new**( ["tab" | "window" | "prefs" | "opposite"] )
+    **bg_menu_command( ~bg-menu-item-name~ )**
+
+    **close( ["prompt" | "save" | "nosave"] )**
+
+    **execute_command( shell-command )**
+
+    **filter_selection( shell-command )**
 
-    **close**( ["prompt" | "save" | "nosave"] )
+    **find( search-string [, ~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]**
+          **[, ~search-wrap~] )**
 
-    **execute_command**( shell-command )
+    **find_again( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~] )**
 
-    **filter_selection**( shell-command )
+    **find_definition( [tag-name] )**
 
-    **find**( search-string [, ~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]
-       [, ~search-wrap~] )
+    **find_dialog( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]**
+                 **[, ~keep-dialog~] )**
 
-    **find_again**( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~] )
+    **find_selection( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~]**
+                    **[, ~non-regex-search-type~] )**
 
-    **find_definition**( [tag-name] )
+    **goto_line_number( [~line-number~] [, ~column-number~] )**
 
-    **find_dialog**( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]
-       [, ~keep-dialog~] )
+    **goto_mark( ~mark-letter~ )**
 
-    **find_selection**( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~]
-       [, ~non-regex-search-type~] )
+    **include_file( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **goto_line_number**( [~line-number~] [, ~column-number~] )
+    **load_tags_file( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **goto_mark**( ~mark-letter~ )
+    **load_tips_file( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **include_file**( ~filename~ )
+    **macro_menu_command( ~macro-menu-item-name~ )**
 
-    **load_tags_file**( ~filename~ )
+    **mark( ~mark-letter~ )**
 
-    **macro_menu_command**( ~macro-menu-item-name~ )
+    **new( ["tab" | "window" | "prefs" | "opposite"] )**
 
-    **mark**( ~mark-letter~ )
+    **open( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **open**( ~filename~ )
+    **replace( search-string, replace-string, [, ~search-direction~]**
+             **[, ~search-type~] [, ~search-wrap~] )**
 
-    **replace**( search-string, replace-string,
-       [, ~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~] [, ~search-wrap~] )
+    **replace_again( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~] )**
 
-    **replace_again**( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-wrap~] )
+    **replace_all( search-string, replace-string [, ~search-type~] )**
 
-    **replace_all**( search-string, replace-string [, ~search-type~] )
+    **replace_dialog( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]**
+                    **[, ~keep-dialog~] )**
 
-    **replace_dialog**( [~search-direction~] [, ~search-type~]
-       [, ~keep-dialog~] )
+    **replace_in_selection( search-string, replace-string**
+                          **[, ~search-type~] )**
 
-    **replace_in_selection**( search-string,
-       replace-string [, ~search-type~] )
+    **save_as( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **save_as**( ~filename~ )
+    **shell_menu_command( ~shell-menu-item-name~ )**
 
-    **shell_menu_command**( ~shell-menu-item-name~ )
+    **unload_tags_file( ~filename~ )**
 
-    **unload_tags_file**( ~filename~ )
+    **unload_tips_file( ~filename~ )**
 
     **----------- Some notes on argument types above -----------**
 
-    ~Arguments to new()~
+    **~Arguments to new()~**
                    "tab":      Open a new tab
                    "window":   Open a new window
                    "prefs":    Follow the user's tab/window
@@ -3178,33 +3184,38 @@
                                preference
                    Default behaviour is "prefs".
 
-    ~filename~       Path names are relative to the directory from
+    **~bg-menu-item-name~**
+                   Name of the command exactly as specified in
+                   the Window Background Menu dialogs.
+
+    **~filename~**       Path names are relative to the directory from
                    which NEdit was started. Shell interpreted
                    wildcards and `~' are not expanded.
 
-    ~keep-dialog~    Either "keep" or "nokeep".
+    **~keep-dialog~**    Either "keep" or "nokeep".
 
-    ~mark-letter~   The mark command limits users to single letters. Inside
-                    of macros, single digits are allowed as marks. These
-                    won't interfere with marks set by the user.
+    **~mark-letter~**   The mark command limits users to single
+                   letters. Inside of macros, single digits are
+                   allowed as marks. These won't interfere with
+                   marks set by the user.
 
-    ~macro-menu-item-name~
+    **~macro-menu-item-name~**
                    Name of the command exactly as specified in
                    the Macro Menu dialogs.
 
-    ~non-regex-search-type~
+    **~non-regex-search-type~**
                    Either "literal", "case", "word", or
                    "caseWord".
 
-    ~search-direction~
+    **~search-direction~**
                    Either "forward" or "backward".
 
-    ~search-type~    Either "literal", "case", "word",
+    **~search-type~**    Either "literal", "case", "word",
                    "caseWord", "regex", or "regexNoCase".
 
-    ~search-wrap~    Either "wrap" or "nowrap".
+    **~search-wrap~**    Either "wrap" or "nowrap".
 
-    ~shell-menu-item-name~
+    **~shell-menu-item-name~**
                    Name of the command exactly as specified in
                    the Shell Menu dialogs.
 
@@ -3417,7 +3428,7 @@
   drag-selection operation can be started with either extend_start or
   grab_focus.
 
-**focus_pane( [relative-pane] | [positive-index] | [negative-index] )**
+**focus_pane( [relative-pane | positive-index | negative-index] )**
   Move the focus to the requested pane.
   Arguments can be specified in the form of a relative-pane
   ("first", "last", "next", "previous"), a positive-index
@@ -3456,6 +3467,9 @@
   forward/backward-character("extend"), or process-up/down("extend"), for
   compatibility with previous versions.
 
+**last_document()**
+  Switch to a tab with the last edited document.
+
 **move-destination()**
   Moves the cursor to the pointer location without
   disturbing the selection.  (This is an unusual way of working.  We left it in
@@ -3492,6 +3506,11 @@
   Inserts a newline character, without automatic
   indentation, regardless of the setting of Auto Indent.
 
+**next_document()**
+  Switch to next tab in a window. When the ~"Next/Prev Tabs Across Windows"~
+  parameter is disabled (default), all cycled tabs are located in the same
+  window.
+
 **next_page( ["stutter"] ["column"] ["scrollbar"] ["nobell"] )**
   Moves the cursor and scroll forward one page.
   The parameter "stutter" moves the cursor to the bottom of the display,
@@ -3510,6 +3529,11 @@
   pending delete is on, replace the primary selection with the contents of the
   clipboard.
 
+**previous_document()**
+  Switch to previous tab in a window. When the ~"Next/Prev Tabs Across 
Windows"~
+  parameter is disabled (default), all cycled tabs are located in the same
+  window.
+
 **previous_page( ["stutter"] ["column"] ["scrollbar"] ["nobell"] )**
   Moves the cursor and scroll backward one page.
   The parameter "stutter" moves the cursor to the top of the display,
@@ -3545,7 +3569,7 @@
   Moves the cursor up one line.  If "absolute" is given, always moves to the
   previous line in the text buffer, regardless of wrapping.
 
-**raise_window([relative-window] | [positive-index] | [negative-index] [, 
"focus" | "nofocus"])**
+**raise_window([relative-window | positive-index | negative-index] [, "focus" 
| "nofocus"])**
   Raise the current focused window to the front if no argument is supplied.
   Arguments can be specified in the form of a relative-window
   ("first", "last", "next", "previous"), a positive-index
@@ -4329,6 +4353,10 @@
 
   Background color for calltips
 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: helvetica medium 12 points
+
+  Default font for calltips.
+
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]: #666
 
   Foreground color for inactive tabs.
@@ -4349,6 +4377,10 @@
 
   Italic font for online help.
 
+**nedit.boldItalicHelpFont**: helvetica bold italic 12 points
+
+  Italic font for online help.
+
 **nedit.fixedHelpFont**: courier medium 12 points
 
   Fixed font for online help.
@@ -4361,6 +4393,10 @@
 
   Fixed italic font for online help.
 
+**nedit.boldItalicFixedHelpFont**: courier bold italic 12 points
+
+  Fixed italic font for online help.
+
 **nedit.h1HelpFont**: helvetica bold 14 points
 
   Font for level-1 titles in help text.
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