Then click on the control for which you want help. In fact we think we have one of the best and most complete help systems in the environmental software industry. Context-sensitive means when you ask for help, the topic you first see is directly related to where you are in the program. At program startup, you can choose to show a tip for the application. Tips are small pieces of information telling you things about the program that you may not already know.
Many tips have an associated context-sensitive help topic to provide more information.
Our most recent improvement in the help system is context sensitive help for error messages. Like we, we are frustrated by the continually poor error messages in most software applications. Although we understand why error messages are often terse, we know how frustrating it can be to the user. Whenever possible, we have provided a Help button for error messages, taking you directly to a topic in the online help file describing the error and what you can do to fix it. You can freely download any program's User's Guide, or other documentation, in the popular Adobe Acrobat format.