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From: tlwells@lynn.austin.ibm.com (Tracy Wells)
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Subject: Re: Are there any help systems out there?
Summary: InfoExplorer
Keywords: on-line help, hypertext
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Date: 5 Apr 91 19:16:42 GMT
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In article <14630@life.ai.mit.edu> gillett@rice-chex.ai.mit.edu (Walter E. Gillett) writes:
>I'd like it to display a manual and allow the user
>to navigate via hot text (hypertext) and indexes.  Does anyone know of a
>system that does this?
>					-Joe Shapiro (NOT Walter)
>
>			-Steve
Have you seen InfoExplorer which is shipped with IBM's RISC System/6000?
It's an on-line help package of sorts.  All of the documentation available
for the system is packaged in InfoExplorer, and it supports bookmarks, 
notes, keyword searches (some boolean search capability), etc.

-- 
Tracy L. Wells
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My opinions are my own, not necessarily IBM's!