They don't exist. If it ain't in the manual you gotta go online to the website for technical support. Unlike ActiveHome it is a 32 bit application and uses the Windows task management facilities to make sure that X10 signals to HCA, UI actions, schedules, and programs all happen in a timely manner. Unlike other programs nothing is lost or dropped. In fact Advanced Quonset and Marrick have entered into an alliance to market and distribute this software.
Lets go through the process of setting up a system to learn about the software.
As you can see from the main screen, the interface has a now familiar look and feel with a menu down the left side and an active window on the right. So, the first thing to do is import your floor plans. The program only allows .dxf files which are created in architectural design or drawing programs. I think it would have been nice to allow bitmap images as well but the program supports DXF files written by almost all home floor plan design programs. A handy wizards guides you through the process of loading the floor plans though and if you don't have .dxf files you can just have each floor as a blank screen upon which to show devices.