# Page-Level Help

This topic defines the concept of page-level help and provides a brief example.

Page-level help can be perhaps best described by stating that when a user clicks the Help link located at the upper right of a Next Gen product, another browser window is displayed providing helpful information pertaining to all fields within the application screen currently being viewed. This is in contrast to other applications traditionally installed on a client's server in which the help could contain field-level help; help available based on a specific field or option within the screen. For WKFS legacy applications, this would have been accessed by pressing the F1 key while a field or option had the focus.

Providing page-level help allows for less production time and quicker turn around time for items such as hotfix information and documentation correction. We are not bound by release dates or CD distributions.

For more information and a practical example, refer to IRAMC Example.

- Header Development
  In order for the concept of the single Help link to function as envisioned, the existing header code would need development to support the functionality.

Parent topic: Documentation Constructs

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