Navigating this documentation

This documentation includes several features you can use to find the information you need.

Searching this documentation

You can use the Search box to search for words or phrases in this documentation. Depending on the size of your browser window, the Search box is located in the top-right corner or at the top of the navigation pane (press Show Navigation to view the navigation pane).

Type the word or phrase you want to search for in the Search box, and then press Search. Links to all pages in the documentation containing the word or phrase appear. Press the link for the page you want to view.

Tips

You can include partial words in your search criteria. For example, if you search for “note,” the search results include pages that contain the word “note” as well as pages that contain words that start or end with “note.”
You can filter the search results for the product you want information on by using the All Files drop-down list or the Search Filters tab.

Tip

You can include partial words in your search criteria. For example, if you search for “note,” the search results include pages that contain the word “note” as well as pages that contain words that start or end with “note.”

When you open a page from the search results, all occurrences of the word or phrase you searched for are highlighted. You can remove this highlighting by pressing Remove Highlight.

Browsing this documentation

As an alternative to searching this documentation, you can browse it using the Contents and Index tabs. The Contents and Index tabs appear in the navigation pane on the left side of the browser window. Depending on the size of your browser window, you might need to press Show Navigation to view the navigation pane.

In addition to using the Contents and Index tabs, you can browse to specific pages by doing the following:

As an alternative to searching this documentation, you can browse it using the Contents tab. The Contents tab appears in the navigation pane on the left side of the browser window. Depending on the size of your browser window, you might need to press Show Navigation to view the navigation pane.

In addition to using the Contents tab, you can browse to specific pages by doing the following:

Page	Procedure
The previously viewed page	Press Back. Note To return to the current page from the previously viewed page, press Forward.
One of the current page’s parent pages	Press one of the breadcrumb links above the current page’s title.
One of the current page’s child pages	Press Show Page Navigation, and then press one of the child page’s links. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and then press one of the child page’s links.
One of the current page’s sibling pages or another related page	Press Show Page Navigation, and then press one of the sibling or related page’s links. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and then press one of the sibling or related page’s links.
The next or previous page in the table of contents	Press Show Page Navigation, and then press Next Topic or Previous Topic. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and then press Next Topic or Previous Topic.

Browsing individual pages

To reduce scrolling, some content on pages is hidden by default. You can view hidden content by pressing its linked heading.

Example

To view all hidden content on a page, press Expand All.

If you want to return to the top of a page, press Top of Page.

Bookmarking and sharing pages

You can add a page to your browser’s favorites or bookmarks or share it with others through email or social media services such as Facebook.

To bookmark or share a page, press Share, and then select an option.

Printing pages

To print a page, press Print.