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Translation is provided via Google Translate and provides all the language alternatives available in that service.  Pictures will not get translated of course but the text should be.

Tags are a quick way to get access to articles that refer to a specific version.  This can be helpful in finding information about the latest version or looking back at information about features added or updated in previous versions

This will open the Commands Help window.  On opening there is not much to see:

1. The keys drop down will allow you to select a key and find out what actions can be executed using it
2. The menus drop down allows you to select a main menu and find out what actions are available within that menu
3. Enter a bit of text in the Find box to see what shortcuts or menu entries contain this text
4. The list of any commands or menu entries found by using 1,2 or 3
5. Click the Close button to close the Commands Help window

Click on the Keys Down Arrow to get a list of available keys and select one

1. The modifiers that are applied to this key
2. The action that will be preformed when the key combination is pressed.  So Shift+F1 will open the Commands Help
3. Some features are available only with the ProKey and these are indicated by Yes in this column

Select the menu from the Menus drop down list.  At the moment only some of the Menu entries are listed - primarily those that have short cut key alternatives.

Enter a scrap of text into the Find box.  Later versions may have an improved text search function

This will show a list of any commands that have the text in their description

You can get a list of all the short cuts and menu entries in the help file by selecting the Find box, leaving the text empty and hitting the Enter key.