Difference between revisions of "Help menu"

Revision as of 18:53, 9 May 2016

	Menu item	Description
	User guide	Opens the User Guide.
	Optimizer	Opens the Optimizer Manual (only appears in Optimizer-enabled version of Analytica).
	Tutorial	Opens the Analytica Tutorial.
	Analytica Wiki	Jumps to the Analytica Wiki home page in your web browser, and logs you in automatically if your login credentials are stored. The Wiki is the main source for extended Analytica reference materials.
	Wiki login info	Allows you to store or change your Analytica Wiki login and password, so that when you click on a link to a Wiki page (e.g., a “More information” link), Analytica can log you in automatically.
	Web tech support	Opens your default web browser to the Analytica Tech Support page at http://www.lumina.com.
	Email tech support	Opens your email system to send an email to Analytica Tech Support.
	Contact Lumina	Provides contact information for Lumina.
	Update license	Displays your current Analytica license information and allow you to update the license code.
	About Analytica	Displays useful information such as the application’s edition, release number, your license code, and contact information.

Tip

The options that appear on the help menu vary depending on your computer setup and the version of Analytica you have.

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-|Jumps to the Analytica Wiki home page in your web browser, and logs
+|Jumps to the Analytica Wiki home page in your web browser, and logs you in automatically if your login credentials are stored. The Wiki is the main source for extended Analytica reference materials.
-you in automatically if your login credentials are stored. The Wiki is the
-main source for extended Analytica reference materials.
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 |Wiki login info
-|Allows you to store or change your Analytica Wiki login and password, so
+|Allows you to store or change your Analytica Wiki login and password, so that when you click on a link to a Wiki page (e.g., a “More information” link), Analytica can log you in automatically.
-that when you click on a link to a Wiki page (e.g., a “More information”
-link), Analytica can log you in automatically.
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 |Web tech support
-|Opens your default web browser to the Analytica Tech Support page at
+|Opens your default web browser to the Analytica Tech Support page at <nowiki>http://www.lumina.com.</nowiki>
-<nowiki>http://www.lumina.com.</nowiki>
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 |Update license
-|Displays your current Analytica license information and allow you to
+|Displays your current Analytica license information and allow you to update the license code.
-update the license code.
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 |About Analytica
-|Displays useful information such as the application’s edition, release
+|Displays useful information such as the application’s edition, release number, your license code, and contact information.
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-number, your license code, and contact information.
+<tip title="Tip">The options that appear on the help menu vary depending on your computer setup and the version
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+of Analytica you have.</tip>
 ==See Also==
 * [[Help menu and documentation]]