Good news and need help with Rudimentary Help Programming

[Deborah Hemstreet <dvora -at- tech-challenged -dot- com>]

Hi All,

Well, the good news, I have a small contract position.

The bad news? I am creating Help in a rudimentary program called 
HelpScribble (the client does not want to use something else as he has 
already paid for it). No discussion here, and I need the salary.

Is anyone familiar with this software? If so, could you give me some 
tips about it? Looks like I have to hard code lists, etc. and wanted to 
know if I there is anything else that will help me.

Thanks!

Deborah




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