2.13 On-line Help

   The on-line help is kept as simple as possible, because it is possible to read this user manual as HTML document, including hyper-links and with an index and a table of contents. It is not our intention to duplicate everything in the form of on-line help built-in in the editors. There is a collection of Help menu entries and each Help menu entry pops up a text view dialog. The on-line help contains the basic bare minimal that you have to know to be able to work with the editor. From the on-line help dialog you can save the text to a file, print it as PostScript or you can copy some of it to the clipboard. Furthermore, there is a Find command. The Help menu of the editors  contains the following topics:

• Getting Started advises what you can do best when you start up this tool for the first time.
• Introduction to Tool tells something about the software specification technique that this tool is intended to support.
• Main window explains the functions of all the components that you see in the main window.
• Mouse commands explains what mouse acrobatics you need to create and update the document of your dreams.
• Edit menu commands explains the function of each command in the edit menu.
• File menu commands explains loading from file and saving to file.
• Print & Page commands tells how you can print or export as PostScript, including how you change the page layout and set the printer options.
• Miscellaneous commands contains some other things that are worth to mention like fonts, find and replace, zooming, etc.
• Version reveals when and by whom TCM is made.
• Copyright. TCM does not have copyleft but copyright. See question A.12 in the FAQ.
• Change Log. Show the change log, i.e. the differences between the consecutive versions of TCM.