Difference between revisions of "Help Viewer Index tab page"

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The Index tab page is the default page for the [[Help Viewer]]. The index is a two-level list if index entries, which serve as bookmarks to the Online Help pages.
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The Index tab page is the default page for the [[Help Viewer]]. The index is a two-level list with index entries, which serve as bookmarks to the Application Help pages.
  
The Index is maintained by Online Help authors. This has a high priority, and we try to anticipate all words that may be entered by users to get to certain Online Help guide pages.
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The Index is maintained by Application Help authors. This has a high priority, and we try to anticipate all words that may be entered by users to get to certain Help guide pages.
  
We have discussed if it is a good idea to have a collapsable tree view of index entries with [+] and [-] icons. Currently, all entries are visible all the time, so the user can scroll and read the entries without further interaction.
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We can discuss if it is a good idea to have a collapsable tree view of index entries with [+] and [-] icons. Currently, all entries are visible all the time, so the user can scroll and read the entries without further interaction.
  
[[Category:OnlineHelp]]
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[[Category:Documentation/OnlineHelp]]

Latest revision as of 08:42, 2 April 2008

The Index tab page is the default page for the Help Viewer. The index is a two-level list with index entries, which serve as bookmarks to the Application Help pages.

The Index is maintained by Application Help authors. This has a high priority, and we try to anticipate all words that may be entered by users to get to certain Help guide pages.

We can discuss if it is a good idea to have a collapsable tree view of index entries with [+] and [-] icons. Currently, all entries are visible all the time, so the user can scroll and read the entries without further interaction.

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