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JJFitz, thanks; also, Slayer_

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by slayer_

With that true, how can I expect regular users to know.
F1 has never been obvious.

by jjfitz

I always say, when in doubt, press F1. :)
It has been commonly used to access help since Windows 95 at least. Maybe even 3.0.
1. Spread the word
2. Get stickers for the F1 key that say HELP and put them on your coworkers' keyboards.
My Microsoft keyboard says Help on the F1 key and Start on the Windows key. Somebody was thinking at MS.

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