David Thompson wrote: > > If you are referring to the standard help,
Yes, I ment that. Sorry for not being more explicit. > the reason is that no-one > wanted to write a page layout widget that included graphics. I'd > recommend you set the environment variable DX_WEB_BROWSER to 1, then > your browser will launch the html version of the docs instead where the > graphics are included. Your suggestion, setting it to 1, does not work. However, when I do "setenv DX_WEB_BROWSER mozilla", I indeed get these wonderful help pages in the mozilla webbrowser. It's a shame that I have never seen these html help pages before, hence I'm totally impressed!! This actually makes me suggest: why not getting rid of the native, clumpsy help pages altogether, and immediately provide people with the so much better html help pages! I also wonder whether there are more people, like me, who are unaware of this webbrowser/html optional setting. Regards, Rob. >> >> I've wondered for a long time already, why none of the figures in the >> online >> documentation are shown. It always says: "Graphics omitted from Online >> Documentation. Please see the manual". >> >> Is this a copyright issue? If not so, then why not convert all the >> figures into >> a format that can be included in the online documentation? >> >> Regards, >> Rob.
