Autodesk 507B1-90A211-1301 User Guide - Page 23
How Help Topics Are Organized, Print Help Topics, Concept Tab Organization
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specified, AND is used. For example, the query spacing border printing is equivalent to spacing AND border AND printing. Search for Example Results Both terms in the same "tree view" AND "palette" Topics containing both the topic words "tree view" and "palette" Either term in a topic viewpoint OR animation Topics containing either the word "viewpoint" or the word "animation" or both The first term without the second term nwd NOT nwc Topics containing the word "NWD," but not the word "NWC" Both terms in the same user NEAR menu topic, close together Topics containing the word "user" within eight words of the word "menu" NOTE The |, &, and ! characters do not work as Boolean operators. You must use AND (also +), OR, and NOT (also -). How Help Topics Are Organized Most topics in this Help system have three tabs above the right pane of the Help window. The tabs display different types of information. ■ Concept tab. Describes a feature or function. When you click the Concept tab, the Help Contents list in the left pane of the Help window expands and highlights the current topic. The Contents tab displays the structure of the Help on that topic. You can easily display nearby topics by clicking them in the list. ■ Procedure tab. Provides step-by-step instructions for common procedures related to the current topic. After displaying a procedure, you can click the Procedure tab to redisplay the current list of procedures. ■ Quick Reference tab. Lists reference information related to the current topic. When you click a different tab, the topic remains the same. Only the type of information displayed-concept, procedures, or quick reference links-is different. Concept Tab Organization In a Concept tab, there are two types of information that may be displayed: navigation text and destination text. Navigation text displays links with short descriptions. The purpose of navigation text is to guide you step-by-step to the information that you need. The links on navigation pages lead to additional navigation pages deeper in the Help structure until you come to a destination page. Each link is designed to provide you with more detailed information. Procedure Tab and Quick Reference Tab Organization As you navigate deeper into the Help structure on the Contents tab, the corresponding information on the Procedure tab and on the Quick Reference tab becomes more specific, and the number of entries displayed on each of these two tabs decreases. Print Help Topics The quickest way to print the current topic is to right-click within the topic and click Print. The Print button on the Help toolbar provides these print options: ■ Print the selected topic (recommended) ■ Print the selected heading and all subtopics How Help Topics Are Organized | 11