📄️ Context-sensitive help
A sophisticated method of providing help is to make it context-sensitive. That is, instead of having the end-user browse through the help system to find the right topic, you can directly display the topic that corresponds to the object (window, field, or button, for example) that the end-user clicks on when requesting What's This? help, or when pressing the F1 key.
📄️ Windows GUI help
By default, USoft Developer offers status bar help that displays the help text of the particular column that the end-user clicks on. If no help has been defined for a particular column, the help text of the underlying domain will be displayed. Similarly for menu options, the status bar will display a short description of the nature/purpose. The same text will also be displayed if you choose the (default) What's This? option from the Help menu.