How to create Help windows in ADF 11g

Hi all,
I have requirement to create Help window when i click on Help on the page, that window should be model less and i can minimize and maximize that window but it should not go new page. And the content of page should come from word document.
Please do need full.

Hi
You can use <af:window> inside an <af:popup> component. And in this window you can add the help content. I recommend you to use "<af:inlineFrame>" if the content is from other web sources. (for word document you should probably convert them to HTML)
<af:popup>
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        <af:inlineFrame src="" binding="#{bean.helpFrameCmp}" />
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</af:popup>now when you press the help button, in your Bean you set the source attribute of the inline frame to the correct HTML help page.
and launch the popup.
Search for launching the popup from managed beans.
Regards
AGruev

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