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Chapter 4. Eclipse Edge Configuration and Diagnostics
• Where Online Help is not installed, the warning window advises the version
needed.
Online Help for the following options can be accessed from Portal screens:
• Edge Manual and Portal. Online help for these options is launched by clicking
Help in the Portal menu bar and selecting Eclipse Manual, or Portal. Portal is a
sub-section of the Edge Manual.
• Context sensitive help. This is launched by clicking F1 or Help in the Portal
toolbar , or by selecting Context Help, under Help in the menu bar.
• Context sensitive help for alarm or informational events. This is launched
by clicking the relevant tab in the Diagnostics > Event Browser, or Diagnostics >
Alarms screens. Refer to
Help for Event and Help for Alarm Tabs on page 81
.
Once you have opened Help using a context-sensitive prompt, you have full freedom
to navigate to any other page in Eclipse Online Help. To view the Help table of
contents, click the top left tab of the help screen.
For more information on context sensitive help, refer to
Eclipse Online Help on
page 80
.
NOTE : With some versions of Internet Explorer, the following information bar may
appear at the top of your browser screen. Click on the bar and select ‘Allow Blocked
Content’ to secure full access to the Help screen. This bar will appear for all new Help
screens prompted from Portal. To avoid this action, use a different web browser, such
as Firefox, or possibly a later version of Internet Explorer.
NOTE:
Eclipse Online Help displays in your default web (HTML) browser.
You do not need a link to the Internet to use Eclipse Online Help and
its features.
Each topic in the online help has its location listed at the top of the page to help you
to identify related topic areas.
Navigation:
To navigate the online help, use the tabs at the top of the left of the Help screen:
•
Contents
- Enables you to view the information headings organized by subject.
Expand the top-level headings to view the subtopics.
•
Index
- The index is used to find important terms and to display the related
topic.
•
Search
- Enables you to search for any character string in the help set.
6. A search result lists all the topics that contain the search string, with a % ranking
showing how well the topic matches the search. If you have Internet Explorer
installed as your default Internet browser, all occurrences of the search string are
highlighted in the help topic (highlighting will not be present with Firefox set as
your default browser).