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Re: Apple's Help Viewer

Subject: Re: Apple's Help Viewer
From: Michael Marmarou <email@hidden>
Date: Sat, 30 Apr 2005 11:30:55 -0400
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They are hard at work cleaning it, and you absolutely can have more than one window.
Have you ever tried looking under the File menu and pressing the "New Window" button?
...and there is a search field, why in the world would you dig through the HTML?

Mike

> OK, since it's three against me, and since you folks pointed out some good
> reasons, I'll continue to use Help Viewer.

> Just to be negative, I hate Help Viewer, and I also hate having to dig
> around to find the html files so I can view them in Safari... It is the
> current Apple-sanctioned thing, but I would rather remove gum from my hair
> than use it.

> My main issue with it is that it only supports a single window, so there's
> no comparing info on two different pages.

> I guess everyone else is holding their breath waiting for Apple to improve
> it.

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