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 Application 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 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.
 
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.
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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.
 
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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[[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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