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 ###### F1 on F1.
 f1Shell			=	Context-sensitive "infopop" help is provided for many \
 				interfaces, including views, wizards, fields, checkboxes, \
 				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.\n\n\
 				Some infopops include links to topics within the online \
 				help where you can find more information about \
 				the item.\n\n\
 				This infopop opened because you pressed F1 while an infopop \
 				was already open.


 ###### not used, but picked up by most contexts.
 embeddedHelpView	=	Navigate to the desired topic in the left-hand frame. \
 				Topics will be displayed in the right-hand frame. To search, \
 				click the <b>Search</b> tab at the bottom of the navigation frame.


 ###### Works on Linux, not Windows.
 browser			=	Displays the content of the topic selected in the navigation \
 				frame, or linked from other topics.\n\n\
 				Click the <b>Show/Hide navigation</b> button above to show or \
 				hide the navigation frame.


 ###### Information Set drop-down list; inherited by things on the left-hand side.
 navigationViewer	=	Select an information set from the drop down list, and choose the \
 				navigation View you prefer from the tabs at the bottom.\n\n\
 				All navigation views contain links to the same information set, \
 				but they are organized in different ways to help you find the right \
 				information. The search engine searches only the current information \
 				set.


 ###### Navigation trees
 topicsViewer		=	Expand the topic tree to the desired topic and click on the topic \
 				to select it. To print a topic and all its child topics, \
 				right-click the topic and select <b>Print topics tree</b>.\n\n\
 				To select another navigation view, click a tab at the bottom of the \
 				navigation frame. All navigation views contain links to the same \
 				information set, but they are organized in different ways to help \
 				you find the right information.


 ###### Advanced Search window options
 advancedSearch		=	Enable <b>Search headings only</b> to return topics that contain \
 				the search terms in their headings.\n\n\
 				Enable <b>Search within results</b> to refine your last search by \
 				searching only within the current result set. Remember to clear this \
 				option after you complete the search, or else future searches will \
 				continue to refine the current search.\n\n\
 				Enable topic groups under <b>Enable filtering by</b> to limit the search \
 				to only those topic groups.


 ###### Search field, Go button, Advanced button
 searchPage		=	Type a search term or terms in the field, and then click <b>Go</b>. \
 				This will return all topics that contain all the search terms, \
 				in a ranked, expandable and collapsible list.\n\n\
 				You can use OR and NOT qualifiers between terms. Also, if you put \
 				double-quotation marks around a phrase, search will return \
 				only results that contain the exact phrase.\n\n\
 				Click <b>Advanced</b> to see the advanced search settings, including \
 				searching headings only, refining the current search, and additional \
 				filtering.


 ###### Search results tree; inherits searchPage, topicsViewer, embeddedHelpView
 resultsViewer		=	Shows the results of the last-run search. If there are more than \
 				fifteen topics, they are grouped in expandable and collapsible folders. \
 				Select a topic to see its content in the right-hand frame. \
 				Click <b>Advanced</b> to search only within headings, narrow the \
 				most recent search by searching again within the current result set, \
 				or filter out certain groups of information.


 ###### Help page in preferences dialog, Default and Apply buttons
 prefPage		=	This page sets advanced help configuration options, including installing \
 				documentation on a server, logging errors for trouble shooting, and \
 				configuring the internal help server. Select one of the options and press \
 				F1 for more information.\n\n\
 				Click <b>Default</b> to load the default product settings. Click \
 				<b>Apply</b> to apply changes you have made without closing the dialog box.


 # Doc location group, including browser path
 installOptions		=	Lets you specify whether the documentation is installed locally \
 				or remotely. If you select <b>Remotely on a server</b>, provide \
 				a URL for the server (for example, http://docserver.company.com/). \
 				Talk to your system administrator to ensure the server is \
 				configured correctly and the documentation is installed on it.


 # not used
 browserPath		=	Specify the path to the browser that you want to use for displaying \
 				the online documentation (for example, /usr/bin/netscape).


 # Logging options group
 loggingOptions		=	Specify the level of information reported in the help log file. \
 				The errors, warnings, and other information (depending on the \
 				level you select) are logged in the file \
 				.metadata\\.plugins\\org.eclipse.help.ui\\.log, where .metadata \
 				is the product's working directory. If the documentation is \
 				installed remotely, there will be a log file on the server as well.


 # Help server config group
 localServerConfig	=	Allows you to override the network address that the help system will use \
 				internally. Use the <b>Manual</b> option only when the help system is not working \
 				because the port it is trying to use is taken, or because your IP \
 				address has changed.\n\n\
 				Under normal circumstances, use the <b>Automatic</b> setting.


 ###### not used
 synchronizeAction	=	Synchronizes the navigation with the current topic in the content frame.
 copyAction		=	Copies the selected text into the clipboard.
 printAction		=	Displays a print dialog box, which lets you print the current topic.
 backAction		=	Navigates to the last-viewed topic.
 forwardAction		=	Navigates to the topic that you were viewing before you clicked the <b>Back</b> button.
 homeAction		=	Opens the home page for the information set.
 showHideAction		=	Hides or shows navigation frame on the left-hand side of the help view.


	###### F1 on F1.
	f1Shell = Context-sensitive "infopop" help is provided for many \
	interfaces, including views, wizards, fields, checkboxes, \
	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.\n\n\
	Some infopops include links to topics within the online \
	help where you can find more information about \
	the item.\n\n\
	This infopop opened because you pressed F1 while an infopop \
	was already open.



	###### not used, but picked up by most contexts.
	embeddedHelpView = Navigate to the desired topic in the left-hand frame. \
	Topics will be displayed in the right-hand frame. To search, \
	click the <b>Search</b> tab at the bottom of the navigation frame.




	###### Works on Linux, not Windows.
	browser = Displays the content of the topic selected in the navigation \
	frame, or linked from other topics.\n\n\
	Click the <b>Show/Hide navigation</b> button above to show or \
	hide the navigation frame.




	###### Information Set drop-down list; inherited by things on the left-hand side.
	navigationViewer = Select an information set from the drop down list, and choose the \
	navigation View you prefer from the tabs at the bottom.\n\n\
	All navigation views contain links to the same information set, \
	but they are organized in different ways to help you find the right \
	information. The search engine searches only the current information \
	set.




	###### Navigation trees
	topicsViewer = Expand the topic tree to the desired topic and click on the topic \
	to select it. To print a topic and all its child topics, \
	right-click the topic and select <b>Print topics tree</b>.\n\n\
	To select another navigation view, click a tab at the bottom of the \
	navigation frame. All navigation views contain links to the same \
	information set, but they are organized in different ways to help \
	you find the right information.



	###### Advanced Search window options
	advancedSearch = Enable <b>Search headings only</b> to return topics that contain \
	the search terms in their headings.\n\n\
	Enable <b>Search within results</b> to refine your last search by \
	searching only within the current result set. Remember to clear this \
	option after you complete the search, or else future searches will \
	continue to refine the current search.\n\n\
	Enable topic groups under <b>Enable filtering by</b> to limit the search \
	to only those topic groups.



	###### Search field, Go button, Advanced button
	searchPage = Type a search term or terms in the field, and then click <b>Go</b>. \
	This will return all topics that contain all the search terms, \
	in a ranked, expandable and collapsible list.\n\n\
	You can use OR and NOT qualifiers between terms. Also, if you put \
	double-quotation marks around a phrase, search will return \
	only results that contain the exact phrase.\n\n\
	Click <b>Advanced</b> to see the advanced search settings, including \
	searching headings only, refining the current search, and additional \
	filtering.




	###### Search results tree; inherits searchPage, topicsViewer, embeddedHelpView
	resultsViewer = Shows the results of the last-run search. If there are more than \
	fifteen topics, they are grouped in expandable and collapsible folders. \
	Select a topic to see its content in the right-hand frame. \
	Click <b>Advanced</b> to search only within headings, narrow the \
	most recent search by searching again within the current result set, \
	or filter out certain groups of information.





	###### Help page in preferences dialog, Default and Apply buttons
	prefPage = This page sets advanced help configuration options, including installing \
	documentation on a server, logging errors for trouble shooting, and \
	configuring the internal help server. Select one of the options and press \
	F1 for more information.\n\n\
	Click <b>Default</b> to load the default product settings. Click \
	<b>Apply</b> to apply changes you have made without closing the dialog box.






	# Doc location group, including browser path
	installOptions = Lets you specify whether the documentation is installed locally \
	or remotely. If you select <b>Remotely on a server</b>, provide \
	a URL for the server (for example, http://docserver.company.com/). \
	Talk to your system administrator to ensure the server is \
	configured correctly and the documentation is installed on it.





	# not used
	browserPath = Specify the path to the browser that you want to use for displaying \
	the online documentation (for example, /usr/bin/netscape).





	# Logging options group
	loggingOptions = Specify the level of information reported in the help log file. \
	The errors, warnings, and other information (depending on the \
	level you select) are logged in the file \
	.metadata\\.plugins\\org.eclipse.help.ui\\.log, where .metadata \
	is the product's working directory. If the documentation is \
	installed remotely, there will be a log file on the server as well.





	# Help server config group
	localServerConfig = Allows you to override the network address that the help system will use \
	internally. Use the <b>Manual</b> option only when the help system is not working \
	because the port it is trying to use is taken, or because your IP \
	address has changed.\n\n\
	Under normal circumstances, use the <b>Automatic</b> setting.





	###### not used
	synchronizeAction = Synchronizes the navigation with the current topic in the content frame.
	copyAction = Copies the selected text into the clipboard.
	printAction = Displays a print dialog box, which lets you print the current topic.
	backAction = Navigates to the last-viewed topic.
	forwardAction = Navigates to the topic that you were viewing before you clicked the <b>Back</b> button.
	homeAction = Opens the home page for the information set.
	showHideAction = Hides or shows navigation frame on the left-hand side of the help view.