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MarxHelp is a TSR pop-up help program for MarxMenu. It acts as an online reference guide to all of the MarxMenu commands. MarxHelp only takes 8k of RAM and is very useful while writing your MarxMenu menus. It gives you the complete manual on-line and is fully indexed electronically. It even has a keyword search to help you find the command you are looking for.
I strongly encourage the use of MarxHelp. MarxHelp has everything this manual has in it and more and it is easier to read and find things than thumbing through pages. MarxHelp is updated with every release of MarxMenu and contains new features and program changes the paper manual doesn't. Once you get used to using it, you won't want to go back to paper documentation. Using MarxHelp is better than using the manual.
To load MarxHelp type MarxHelp at the command line. This prepares MarxHelp to be available as a TSR while you're creating or editing a menu file. Then if you want to pop up an index press Shift-F3. The Shift-F2 key will repeat your last help topic and Shift-F1 will look up the word your cursor is on.
To get more help on MarxMenu type MarxHelp /?. If you need to unload MarxHelp from memory, type MarxHelp /U. Once you bring up MarxHelp, read the Help on Help section for more detailed information on how to use MarxHelp. MarxHelp also contains the entire text of the DOS ToolBox and Network Survival Kit utilities.
MarxHelp comes with the Computer Tyme Network Survival Kit. It can also be downloaded from our support BBS. It does not come bundled with the single user version.
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