Re: New to this.

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

One of the IBMers pointed out that we can use a separate browser for 
Help, not the embedded interface. This starts the help more quickly, 
which is very nice. It would also, I think, allow for easier working 
between editing and reading the tutorial.

But if you need help while editing, I can see that the tutorial might 
disappear, right? But, at least in v6, I saw that some (all?) 
tutorials have PDF versions. This could be your separate application, perhaps.

HTH

At 08:12 PM 2/24/2006, you wrote:

>  I have found a way around that by having WDSc on one monitor and WDSc Lite
> on the other.  That way when a modal dialog comes up I don't get blocked
> from the help :-)
>
> Probably gonna have to buy another stick of memory now though ;-)  Actually,
> it would be nice if the help was a separate application just like the
> updater is. It is a guaranteed that I have to hit the help whenever I enter
> into the wizards.
>
> Aaron Bartell
>
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>
> When using the tutorials that come with WDSC, I suggest you print them -
> otherwise it can be an adventure to move between the tutorial instructions
> and WDSC itself.
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