XMII 12 help file location and virtual connections

Hi.
I have just installed xMII version 12 It took me 20 days the first time, but now it is easy.
Two questions. When trying to activate help, it opens a link like...
http://wbhelp.sap.com/manufacturing/xmii_120/da/44/2AF20B1DDE23D3E10000000A1553F7/content.htm
How to fix this ??
Is it possible to make virtual connections to xMII version 11.5 ??
BR.
Poul Klemmensen.

Hi Poul.
What language of the help are you trying to access? I see "/da/" in the middle of your help URL, but if you're trying to access the German version of the help, it should be "/de/".
For now, you can manually replace the "da" with "de" for German or "en" for English, and you should be able to see the help topic without error.
Regards,
Audrey

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