will be opened to the list of topics.

more than one entry would be  applicable  (ie: the Import Dialog,)  help

the online help to that screen.  If there is no applicable entry,  or if

open when  you got into help in the first place,  CheckWriter  will open

open.  If there is a specific help entry directed at the dialog that was

now,)  press COMMAND - ?  again with the  context sensitive help  window

  If you want to access the main help window (the one you are looking at

 

window or the menu bar.

help window, click the mouse anywhere on the screen,  except in the help

around the screen,  so that you can  uncover the dialog.  To dismiss the

  If you click in the  context sensitive  help  window,  you can drag it

 

menu command,  and CheckWriter will tell you what that command does.

short  explaination  of what that item is for.   You can also select any

or text field in the  current  dialog.   The help window will give you a

small question mark (?).  Without clicking the mouse,  point to a button

  With the  context sensitive help window open,  the cursor turns into a

 

lists help for the current dialog, along with some simple directions.

context sensitive help,  a small window will appear on the screen, which

key  command at any time,  unless  you are in an alert.   When you enter

whenever  you press  COMMAND - ? (or COMMAND - /).   You can press  this

  The second level of  help  is context  sensitive help,  which  appears

 

H.

works.  Simply select the command from the Apple Menu,  or press COMMAND

you are reading this entry, you have probably already figured out how it

  The first level of help is the Help command in the Apple Menu.   Since

 

extensive online help.

be  confused or  lost.   To assist with this  problem,  CheckWriter  has

with all of the power that this program provides,  you may  occasionally

  We have tried to make  CheckWriter  as simple to use as possible,  but