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Accessing the online help system The Ashampoo Photo Commander 10 has a fully context-sensitive help system. To display the online help file just click on the Help button displayed in every screen or select Help in the Help menu at any point to view the topic of this help file most relevant to what you are currently doing. If you get really stuck you can contact Ashampoo Support, but please study the help carefully first — we’ve put a lot of effort into making it as comprehensive as possible and chances are you’ll find the answer here if you look!
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Finding the information you need
Getting started:
This online help system is designed to make it easy to find what you need quickly and easily. The first time you use the program you should study the topics in the The Basics section; this will give you the grounding you need and help you to understand how the program works.
Help Contents:
If selecting Help doesn’t automatically open the online help at the topic you need the first place to look is in the Contents. If the Contents isn’t currently displayed you can display it by clicking on the Contents tab in the left-hand pane of the help window (click on the Show icon in the help toolbar to display the tabs if they are not visible).
The help system takes a “learning by doing” approach and you will find topics devoted to all the common procedures that you can perform with the program. Additional useful information is also available in the Reference section.
The Index:
To display the index just click on the Index tab in the help window (click on the Show icon in the help toolbar to display the tabs if they are not visible). Then either scroll through the list of keywords or enter a keyword in the field at the top. When you have found a keyword that interests you double-click on it to display the topic referenced by the keyword.
Searching:
If you don’t find what you need in the contents or the index you can also perform a full-text search on the entire help system. Just click on the Search tab in the help window (click on the Show icon in the help toolbar to display the tabs if they are not visible). Then type in the word or phrase you want to search for in the field at the top of the search pane and click on the List Topics button to perform the search. Tip:
You can also perform complex searches with multiple words using the AND, OR, NEAR and NOT operators. For example, cleaner AND security NOT XP will find all topics containing the words “cleaner” and “security” but not “XP”; installing NEAR Windows will find all topics where the world “cleaner” is found near to the word “Windows”. Clicking on the arrow button to the right of the search field display a pop-up selection list with which you can enter these operators directly. |