This chapter obtains information on how to use the help system.
You can insert a search term in the search input field and execute the search.

The Search tab appears with the search result.

The search term is highlighted. You can extend the search by enabling the Match partial words check box to find every word of a term that partially matches.
Click on a page to display it.
The Index tab provides keyword links to the respective help pages in alphabetical order.

The alphabet is arranged above the keywords. For colored letters there are keywords. By clicking on these letters, you jump to the keywords that begin with this letter.
Click on a keyword to display the corresponding help page.
The Contents tab contains the structure of the help topics as a tree.

The Contents tab provides access to general information, such as the purpose of the product described, basic information on operating the program and the online help system, or the structure of the program interface. You can expand and collapse the tree of the Contents tab using the
Expand all and
Collapse buttons of the help viewer.
Representation of the user interface
To a certain extent, the tree of the Contents tab represents the user interface of the standard Classic view of ARIS Connect. Depending on the license you are using, you will find the topics Work in the portal,
Use the Catalog, Collaborate with users, Search content, and Use the repository in this order, which corresponds to the arrangement of the program components.

This makes it easy to assign the contents of the help to the program interface.
Procedures and concept descriptions
The tree also provides specific information such as procedures and concept descriptions.
Thematically grouped
Procedure descriptions show you how you can use the functionality of the program. They are provided with actively formulated headings such as Create model. Related topics are grouped thematically.

Use case oriented
If possible, the procedure pages are arranged in such a way that they result in a use case. The following simple example shows the use case for groups: create group, manage group contents and, if no longer required, delete group.
Distinction between procedures and concepts
You will find concept descriptions under Valuable information. Headings of concept descriptions are formulated as questions or marked by "How to" formulations, which makes it easy to distinguish between concept descriptions and procedure descriptions.