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    lindeamon
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    Hi,
    what  happened to the help pdf files ? there is only wiki and it is not complete and to tell you the truth i loved working with the pdf.
    where can i download the old pdf's ?

    thanx,
    lindeamon

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      I put them back. But Wiki contains most up-to-date documentation, especially regarding scripting.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        lindeamon
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        hi victor,

        i am really trying to make an effort and use the wiki but when i started using netxms i have found the pdf files more useful.
        alex said that there will be an option to create pdf files from wiki, when will that be applied ?
        when are all the system variables will be up to date in the wiki ? like $1 or $node and when to use them, like using $1 in the agent configuration script and $node in transformation scripts.
        how difficult and time consuming will it be {if you even want it to be} to add embedded help files in the program ? at least in places like agent parameters and so ?

        Best Regards,
        Lindeamon

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          SKYnv
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          @lindeamon said in Help Files:

          hi victor,

          i am really trying to make an effort and use the wiki but when i started using netxms i have found the pdf files more useful.
          alex said that there will be an option to create pdf files from wiki, when will that be applied ?
          when are all the system variables will be up to date in the wiki ? like $1 or $node and when to use them, like using $1 in the agent configuration script and $node in transformation scripts.
          how difficult and time consuming will it be {if you even want it to be} to add embedded help files in the program ? at least in places like agent parameters and so ?

          Best Regards,
          Lindeamon

          if you have a bit of free time, you can do it )

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            lindeamon
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            didn't laugh.
            i am just trying to make this app the best one there is and the help side of it is a little bit lacking.
            i do not want to accumulate posts which hold answers that should be in the help files/wiki/what ever.

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              SKYnv
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              @lindeamon said in Help Files:

              didn't laugh.
              i am just trying to make this app the best one there is and the help side of it is a little bit lacking.
              i do not want to accumulate posts which hold answers that should be in the help files/wiki/what ever.

              Sorry, but i think you can add some helpful answers to wiki if you want do this app better.

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