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If you want to add context sensitive-like help to your
project, the WIT (What Is This?)
Widget is what you need.
What is the WIT Widget?
The WIT Widget is an easy way to add "Help" to your
projects. When users right click on something that is "WITized" they
see "What's This?"

When they click
on "What's This" they get the description that you have added using the
simple WIT Widget.

Here's how easy it was to create this WIT.

Why Do I Need the WIT Widget?
There are lot of ways you can use the WIT System
including:
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Enhance simulations
by adding "What Is Its" to key screen elements.
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Simplify busy
pages by putting detailed information into WITs.
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Eliminate the
need of extensive help systems by putting the help right on your objects.
Simply put, the WIT Widget is a great way to add additional content and interactivity to your
projects that is easy for you to add and maintain, yet looks
professional and is easy for your users to access.
How Does the WIT Widget Work During
Development?
I recommend using the WIT Widget once your basic
project is built. Then, run your project in reader mode and control
right-click on the ToolBook that needs the WIT. The WIT Widget will
pop-up and your can add your WIT text. If you want, you can test the
WIT right in the WIT Widget to make sure it looks exactly as you want it to
look. Select OK and just remember to save your book and your project
has now been WITized :-)
Simply add
the WIT Widget from the Catalog to your ToolBook program and it will have WIT
functionality available. The WIT information for each project is
stored right in the ToolBook program itself.
Who Developed the WIT Widget?
I am the creator of
the WIT Widget. I originally developed the WIT Widget for my own
products and decided that this was just too cool for just me:-)
WIT Widget Features
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