1 SHELP
   SHELP is a replacement for the built-in on-line help  facility  VMS
   HELP.

   SHELP provides a much higher level interface to the  HELP  utility.
   These improved features are:


    o  SCROLLING!  SHELP doesn't force  you  to  go  to  re-read  help
       information if you missed the first few lines.

    o  LIBRARIES!   SHELP  provides  assistance  in  selecting   other
       on-line  help  libraries,  such  as  those  for  local services
       (WKU_HELP) and TeX (DECUS_TEX).


   There are two ways to utilize SHELP.  First, it can be invoked from
   the  command  line  with  a  topic  or a library (with or without a
   topic), as shown respectively:

       $ SHELP PASCAL
       $ SHELP @WKU_HELP SIMTEL

   Or, it can be invoked without a topic:

       $ SHELP
2 Scrolling
   By using the Prev Screen and Next Screen keys on the terminals, you
   can scroll through the help file.

   NOTE:  The arrow keys could not be used for scrolling  due  to  the
   system setup.

   Your terminal must be capable of at least  VT200  capabilities  (or
   provide  support  for  Previous Screen and Next Screen for SHELP to
   work).
2 Libraries
   Choosing an alternate library for help is  easily  done.   Pressing
   the  SELECT  key will bring up a menu of library choices from which
   you may select.

   Type in the name of the library and its contents will be opened and
   displayed.

   NOTE:  As of this release  SHELP  does  NOT  search  all  libraries
   installed  for  a  particular topic as HELP does.  If you don't get
   any assistance from  SHELP,  you  may  try  the  WKU_HELP  library,
   especially if you know the help you need is about a local utility.
2 Notes
   First, SHELP must be run on a VT200-series or better terminal.  For
   further information, see Scrolling.

   Second, SHELP doesn't check all  libraries  for  help  information.
   For further information, see Libraries.
