Portal Help File

Hello,
I am using EP 7.0, with ESS business package 50.4. Is is possible to have a help file appearing if a user presses F1 when inside an input box (similar to the help functionality available in R3). I am aware that you can change the help URL, but where do I get the help file from?
Many thanks,
Nick.

Hi Nick,
I am not sure about including help by F1 key.
But in one project we used the help link that comes with end user role in personalised option. There we used this link to point help documnts which was located in KM.
hope this helps.
thanks
Regards
Madhu

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