FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND ASYCUDA++ Ó UNCTAD - SITE (V1.15) 2.22 Getting ‘Help’ in ASYCUDA++ The ASYCUDA++ Help System gives users assistance through on-line 'help'. 'Help'  with  the  ASYCUDA++  application  and  with  individual  system  functions  is  displayed  in  the Help window, which appears in front of the applications windows. 'Help' as 'hints' is also displayed in the status line at the bottom of the screen. Using Help The Help window displays one help topic, which is usually a partial description of how to perform one task. If the window is re-sized, the text displayed will automatically change to the window size. Cross-references to related topics are displayed in different colours. Access to cross-references is through <Tab> and <Shift> <Tab> or by clicking the mouse. By double-clicking a cross-reference or by pressing  <Enter>, the user changes the content of the Help window to a description of a new topic. Contextual Help By pressing   <F1> ,  or  selecting  "F1  Help"  from  the  bottom  status  line  with  the  mouse,  the  user displays contextual help text.  'Contextual Help' means  that the system displays Help relevant to the data field currently selected, or to the place in the application where the user has the cursor. <Shift> <F1> displays a list of Help topics. Up and Down search functions allow users to select a given topic. <Enter> displays the text of the selected topic.  <Alt> <F1>  displays the previous Help text displayed. Hints are context sensitive text displayed at the bottom of the screen on the status line. They are often used to give additional information about a menu option or a data field. Help Menu The Help menu option, on the top status line, is accessed directly, (by using a mouse), or through the menu-bar <F10>. The menu options are: - Contents This  option  displays  a  list  of  Help  topics.  Up,  Down,  and  search  functions  allow  users  to  select  a given topic. <Enter> displays text of the selected topic and cross-references link to other topics. Index The index is an alphabetically arranged list of help topics and hints. Select by moving up and down and <Enter>. Previous topic As with <Alt-F1>, this option displays the previous Help text selection. Help on Help Gives instruction to users on how to use the ASYCUDA++ Help system. Important Note:  The  ASYCUDA++  System,  as  supplied  by  UNCTAD,  comes only   with   demonstration   Help   files   installed.   ASYCUDA++   Implementation teams   in   country   have   the   responsibility   of   building   their   own   Help   files, according   to   their   assessment   of   need   and   consistent   with   local   Customs procedures. Help files must also be built in the language adopted for the system interface, i.e., the national language.