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From '''Command Mode''', the online help starts with the topic "Commands" which is a complete list of commands (including abbreviations). The detailed command descriptions are organized into topics containing related commands.
 
From '''Command Mode''', the online help starts with the topic "Commands" which is a complete list of commands (including abbreviations). The detailed command descriptions are organized into topics containing related commands.
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You can also access the Command Mode help from Visual Mode by indexing to the topic "Commands" or to a particular command.  
 
You can also access the Command Mode help from Visual Mode by indexing to the topic "Commands" or to a particular command.  
  
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*[[Command_Line#Basic_Commands|Basic Commands]]
To access online help for Replace( ) from Visual Mode:
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*[[Command Mode| Command Mode Overview]]
#Press HELP, keyboard shortcut <kbd>F1</kbd>.
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*[[Command_Line|Command Line Overview]]
#In Windows select <kbd>Search</kbd> / In DOS type '''T''' to enter a new help topic.
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#At the help topic prompt enter '''Replace'''. You should now see the online help for the command.
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Latest revision as of 17:30, 20 February 2017


Online help is available in the Command Mode via the Help( ) command.

Help( )
Start up the online help for the Command Mode. Starts with the topic "Command".
H
Abbreviation for Help( ).

From Command Mode, the online help starts with the topic "Commands" which is a complete list of commands (including abbreviations). The detailed command descriptions are organized into topics containing related commands.

Command-Line-Help.png

Windows version
Simply click on the name of any command to link to the detailed description of that command.
DOS version
Select [T]opic and enter the name of any command to go to the detailed description of that command.

You can also go directly to the on-line help for a specific command.

H("file_open")
Go to the on-line help detailed description of the File_Open( ) command.

You can also access the Command Mode help from Visual Mode by indexing to the topic "Commands" or to a particular command.

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