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By pressing the Help key on your keyboard (commonly found sharing the Scroll Lock key on a modern keyboard) you can open Workbench Help. |
By pressing the Help key on your keyboard (commonly found sharing the Scroll Lock key on a modern keyboard) you can open Workbench Help. |
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| − | Workbench Help is context-sensitive, when you press the Help key it will open up directly into the section of Workbench Help most relevant. Foreinstance, if the Workbench desktop is selected, pressing the Help key will open the guide on the page about the [[ |
+ | Workbench Help is context-sensitive, when you press the Help key it will open up directly into the section of Workbench Help most relevant. Foreinstance, if the Workbench desktop is selected, pressing the Help key will open the guide on the page about the [[Using_the_Workbench|Workbench Screen]]. |
Revision as of 00:06, 30 May 2012
AmigaOS comes with its own desktop environment called Workbench.
Workbench comes with a range of features to help users access and arrange their documents, photographs, music and video files in an intuitive manner. Naturally, users may also customise the look and feel of Workbench from the background desktop image through to the design of the interface and much more.
Using the keyboard to control Workbench
Understanding Workbench requesters
Configuring Workbench and AmigaOS
Workbench Help
By pressing the Help key on your keyboard (commonly found sharing the Scroll Lock key on a modern keyboard) you can open Workbench Help. Workbench Help is context-sensitive, when you press the Help key it will open up directly into the section of Workbench Help most relevant. Foreinstance, if the Workbench desktop is selected, pressing the Help key will open the guide on the page about the Workbench Screen.
