bundles/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/contexts_UserAssistance.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?NLS TYPE="org.eclipse.help.contexts"?>

<contexts>

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  <!-- Welcome               -->
  <!-- ===================== -->

  <context id="universalWelcomePreference">
    <description>Use this preference page to configure Welcome appearance. Page tabs can be used to customize layout of each welcome page.</description>
    <topic label="Welcome preferences" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/reference/welcome_preferences.htm"/>
  </context>

  <!-- ===================== -->
  <!-- Help                  -->
  <!-- ===================== -->

  <context id="f1Shell">
    <description>Context-sensitive help is provided for many interfaces, including views, wizards, fields, buttons, and menu items. To access this help, bring focus to the item by clicking it or using the tab key, and then press F1 (Shift-F1 on Linux, Help on Mac). Some infopops include links to topics within the online help where you can find more information about the item. This infopop opened because you requested help while an infopop was already open.</description>
  </context>
  
  <context id="prefPageBrowsers">
    <description>Use this preference page to control <b>where</b> help is opened, as well as searching behavior.</description>
    <topic label="Help preferences" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/reference/help_preferences.htm"/>
  </context>

  <context id="prefPageAppServer">
    <description>Use this preference page to troubleshoot network problems with the internal server used by help. Under normal usage, you should leave both fields <b>blank</b>, allowing the system to select them for you.</description>
    <topic label="Help Server preferences" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/reference/help_preferences_server.htm"/>
  </context>

  <!-- ===================== -->
  <!-- Cheat Sheets          -->
  <!-- ===================== -->

  <context id="cheatSheetSelection">
    <description>This dialog is used to open a cheat sheet. A cheat sheet may be selected from the list or by browsing to a cheat sheet file.</description>
    <topic label="Working with cheat sheets" href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/reference/ref-cheatsheets.htm"/>
  </context>
  
</contexts>