1.Introduction › 1.1 Tutorials and Help Panels

1.1 Tutorials and Help Panels

 Tutorial -------------------  CA MICS Document Access ------------------ Tutorial
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CA MICS Document Access allows you to browse or print any sections from the
CA MICS Guides.  You may select sections of interest through several views of
the guides, such as by table of contents, by database element lists, or
through a Subject Cross Reference.  A bookmark capability allows you to mark
sections of interest for quick reference.  The bookmark list can be saved and
recalled across ISPF sessions.

Topics presented in sequence or selected by number:

0 - User Options                        3 - Document Printing
1 - Document Browse                     4 - Subject Cross Reference
2 - Data Dictionary Element Browse      5 - Using the Bookmark

Topics presented only if selected:

G - General Information                 I - Tutorial Index

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  Figure 1-2.  Document Access Tutorial

Document Access provides an online tutorial, which you can
start by selecting option T from the Document Access menu.
This tutorial is a brief description of each dialog option,
including the available commands and their functions.  New
users may want to go through the tutorial before using
Document Access.

The initial tutorial panel appears as shown in Figure 1-2.

Help panels are also provided from each dialog.  If, for
example, you are working in Document Browse and need
information about what commands can be used, the HELP command
or key will bring up a tutorial panel about Document Browse.

Note: If you make an error, such as using an unknown command,
Document Access will issue a short message.  More information
can then be obtained by using the HELP command or key, which
displays a longer message.  If you need more help, a second
HELP command will place you at an appropriate place in the
tutorial.
The tutorial and help panels operate under the standard ISPF
Help facility.  All of the standard commands are available.
These include Up, Down, Forward, Backward, End and so on,
as documented in the ISPF Help facilities.