We’ve
given a helping hand to Books On Line in Version 12. Never fear, you’ll still be able to launch
BOL right from the task bar in DeltaV Explorer, just like you always have.
The first change you’ll notice is when you right click on
something like a function block. Prior
to v12, you’d see a menu like this one with one of the choices being What’s
this?
In v12, we’ve replace the words “What’s this?” with
“Help”. Not a big deal at all, and rest
assured Help and What’s this? are going to get you to all the
information you need.
Prior to v12, What’s this? used to bring up these mini
help dialogs:
What’s we’ve done in v12 is to combine the mini help
dialogs into BOL as the first page of a larger section:
We’re using the same compiled HTML code to convert the mini
helps into the rest of Books On Line, centralizing all the help information
within DeltaV. Access to the more
detailed information is easily available from the links at the bottom of the
topic overview.
One other change is the location of the compiled HTML
files – they’re no longer in a BOL folder on the C:\DeltaV drive of your DeltaV
machine. They’re located in a Hlp folder
in the same location. You can still copy
this folder off and drop it onto your laptop’s hard drive for easy access to Books On Line wherever you are.
There’s a chance that after you copy BOL over to your PC,
you might get a screen that looks like this when you double click on the
masterbol.chm file:
If so, take a look at the properties of the masterbo.chm
file:
Go ahead and click on the “Unblock” button and things
should work just fine. Also, you’ll most
likely have to put the BOL folder on your local PC, since you won’t be able to launch
compiled HTML files over a network share.
Thanks to Scott Thompson at RE Mason for these .chm tips.
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