Omea Pro Help: Welcome

 

Omea Reader Help: Welcome

Welcome

Thanks for choosing Omea ReaderOmea Pro. Online Help provides comprehensive information on all aspects of using the product. There are several ways you can locate information in the Help system:

Help Navigation Buttons

Omea Reader Omea Help includes the following panes: Contents, Index, Search, and Glossary.

Toolbars

Adjusting the window and pane size

You can adjust the width and height of the help browser window by dragging the edges of the window in or out.

You can adjust the width of the left pane by dragging the edges of the left pane until the mouse pointer turns into a line with arrows on each end.

Navigating topics

You can use links and See Also links to navigate through topics.

About Local Video Tutorials

Sometimes it’s simpler to grasp how something is done by watching it done. So a number of Help topics include links to short Macromedia Flash™ video clips that walk you through some task or interaction. To view the clips you need Macromedia’s free Flash Player.

All the video clips for Help are available online at the JetBrains web site, and the relevant Help topics provide links to the online files. Because not everyone is on line all the time, the topics also contain links to a local copy of each tutorial in the folder where you installed the product.

In order make the initial product download faster, JetBrains ships small placeholder files with the same names as the actual tutorial files. So when you first click a link to a local copy of a video clip, you will see something like this:

Clicking the link takes you to a page on the JetBrains web site where you can download the actual tutorial file. Save the downloaded file to the folder where you installed Omea Reader Omea Pro, replacing the existing file of the same name.

Afterwards you will be able to user the links in the Help topic view the tutorial either locally on your computer or on the web.

What’s Next?

If you're new to Omea ReaderOmea Pro, you may want to visit these topics first: