Adding buttons to a help window

The following list describes the buttons that you can add to a help window:

Hide/Show	Opens or closes the Navigation pane. Alternatively, you can display a help window without the Navigation pane, or set up your window to automatically hide the Navigation pane when it is opened.
Locate	Shows where the current topic is located in the table of contents. If the current topic is not listed in the table of contents, this command will not work. Alternatively, you can specify that the table of contents automatically synchronize with the topic that appears in the Topic pane.
Back	Jumps to the previous topic.
Forward	Jumps to the next topic in a previously viewed sequence.
Stop	Stops downloading file information. This is useful if your help system contains links to the Web. A user can click this button to stop a Web page from downloading.
Refresh	Updates the topic that is currently displayed in the Topic pane. This is also useful if your help system contains links to the Web.
Home	Jumps to a designated home page. You can specify a home page in your project file by clicking Add/Modify Window Definitions, clicking the Files tab, and then typing a file name in the Home box.

Print	If you are on the Contents tab, provides options to print pages, headings, and subtopics, or the entire table of contents. If you are on the Index or Search tab, it opens the Print dialog box to print the current topic.
Options	Opens a menu list that contains Home, Show, Back, Stop, Refresh, Print, Search Highlight On/Off, and Internet Options commands. All buttons that you add to your help windows will be listed on this menu. This enables accessibility shortcut keys for each command. The Internet Options and Search Highlight On/Off commands are only available on the Options menu. The Internet Options command opens the Internet Explorer Internet Options dialog box allowing quick access to accessibility and other features. The Search Highlight On/Off command turns on or off highlighting for search terms.
Jump 1	Jumps to an author-designated Web page or help topic. You can add a Jump button to link to an important topic in your help system, or to a page on the Web. If you are linking to a file in your help system, and the file is located in the same directory as your project (.hhp) file, you only need to include the name of the file. If you are linking to the Web, you need to provide a complete URL including the HTTP part of the address.
Jump 2	Jumps to an author-designated Web page or help topic.

Note

• The default Back and Forward buttons are predefined to give you the same functionality they have in Microsoft Internet Explorer. They do not provide an author-defined browse sequence.

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