Datasheet

Search tab
You can use the Search tab to find any word(s) in the help document. Click the Search tab and the
Navigation pane changes to display a field box where you type your search criteria. Type one or more words
in the field box and click Search. The results then appear in the Search tab. All text appearing in red is
linked to the page that opens in the Topic pane.
FIGURE 1.54
The Adobe Help Viewer opens as a floating window with three tabs — Contents, for listing bookmarks; Index, for an
alphabetical topic list; and Search, for keyword searches.
Index tab
The Index tab is an alpha index of topics. Click the text to open pages linked to the topics.
Navigating topics
The arrows at the top of the Navigation pane enable you to move forward and back to the pages you view
during your search. The review history remains in memory until you close the document. If you close the
help file, the review history is flushed from memory and you need to begin again to find information on the
same topics. On the right side of the Topic pane is a scroll bar. Use the arrow keys and elevator bar to view
documents as you do in any application document.
Printing topics
The Print tool located at the top of the Navigation pane opens the Print dialog box. In the Print dialog box
you can choose to print a single page or a page range.
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