Dewey for Windows Basics For additional basic information on using Dewey for Windows, click Help on the menu bar, select Contents, then click Overview of Dewey for Windows . The Dewey for Windows Guide provides additional instruction in the use of the program. To open the Guide , on the Help menu, click Contents , then click Dewey for Windows Guide . For the most current version of the Guide , please see the online version . The desktop consists of a menu bar, a toolbar, views composed of multiple windows, and the Work Area.
Windows contain an input field, a results area, and buttons to click to perform tasks.
Figure 1 shows a Search window. The Menu bar lists Dewey for Windows menus that provide access to program functions. The Toolbar is a row of buttons at the top of the main window in Dewey for Windows. Toolbar buttons provide one-click access to frequently used program functions. A green light at the top of the toolbar indicates which view is active.