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Using online Help – PB Docs 70 – PowerBuilder Library

Using online Help – PB Docs 70

Using online Help

PowerBuilder has online Help that provides both reference and
task-oriented information.

How to access Help

You can get Help in any of these ways:

Approach What it does
Use the Help menu on the menu bar Displays the Help contents, the What’s
New in PowerBuilder Help, or Help for the current painter
In a wizard, click the Help button [?] in
the upper right corner of the window
The pointer displays with a question
mark so you can get context-sensitive Help. Point and click in a
field you need Help on
In the Properties view in a painter,
select Help from the popup menu on any tab page
Displays a Help topic from which you
can get Help on the properties, events, and functions for the object
or control whose properties are displaying in the Properties view
Add a Help button to the PowerBar and
use it
Displays the Help contents
Press f1 Displays the Help contents
Press shift+f1 in
the Script view or Function painter
Displays context-sensitive Help about
the function, event, or keyword under the cursor
Select Help from the popup menu in the
Browser
Displays Help for the Browser or for
the selected object, control, or function
Click the Help button in a dialog box Displays information about that dialog
box

Learning to use online Help

To get information on using Help, press f1 anywhere
within online Help.

Using the popup menu

PowerBuilder online Help provides a popup menu with shortcuts
to features available on the Help menu bar.

To display the popup menu in online Help, click the right
mouse button.

About links from Help to book content

Some Help topics provide links to book content to extend online
Help. The book content is provided by compiled HTML Help files or
uncompiled HTML files that you install when you install PowerBuilder:

Book content Description
Compiled HTML Help files (CHM files)
(Not
available on UNIX)
A subset of books in the complete doc
set
Has full text search
Requires Internet Explorer
Uncompiled HTML files (HTM files) A subset of books in the complete doc
set
No full text search
Works with any web browser

What you do to access book content from Help

In Help, when you see the phrase For more information:
,
you’ll also see an icon that links you to book content.

If you have installed Internet Explorer and the compiled HTML
Help files, the appropriate book content displays in the Microsoft HTML Help viewer:

Wrkg22.gif

If you have installed the uncompiled HTML files, click the
icon on the right. The appropriate book content displays in your
preferred web browser:

Wrkg23.gif

Notice the Show Contents button at the top of the topic. If
you want to see the contents of the book, click Show Contents to
display it:

Wrkg24.gif

Click Hide Contents to remove the Table of Contents.

About Online Books

PowerBuilder includes
a complete online documentation set. The Online Books use the DynaText
hypertext browser and have full text search and annotation capabilities.
You can install the Online Books or access them directly from the
CD.

For information about installing the Online Books and reading
them from a CD or from a server, see the Installation
Guide

.

For information about searching and using the annotation features
in the Online Books, see the Using the Online Books
collection
in the Online Books.

About books on the web

The complete
set of Online Books is also available on the web. You can access the
books by selecting the Online Books menu item from the PowerBuilder Help
menu.


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