1 WHELP
  Format:

	$ WHELP[/qualifiers] [initial_topic_1] [next_level...]

  This invokes the Window Help utility which is used to view help text.
The scrollable nature of WHELP makes this utility quite useful for 
browsing through lengthy help texts.

  You can specify an initial help topic string, but qualifiers must
be separated by spaces and enclosed by double quotation marks:

	$ WHELP ACC "/user"
!+++
! Note: I know this sucks, but the callable routines were written first
! and the DCL interface merely an afterthought.
!---
2 Qualifiers

/LIBRARY

  Format:

	$ WHELP/LIBRARY=libary_name

  This specifies the initial help library WHELP will use.  The default
is SYS$HELP:HELPLIB.HLB and any missing parts are supplied from the
default.

/TOP

  Format:

	$ WHELP/TOP=top_line_of_window

  This qualifier specifies the top line of the help window.  This number
represents the physical row on the screen where the top status line will
be placed.  See also /BOTTOM.

/BOTTOM

  Format:

	$ WHELP/BOTTOM=bottom_line_of_window

  This qualifier specifies the bottom line of the help window.  This number
represents the physical row on the screen where the bottom status line will
be placed.  See also /TOP.

/ATTRIBUTES

  /ATTRIBUTES
  /NOATTRIBUTES (D)

  This qualifier determies whether or not WHELP will parse attribute control
characters.  The default for the DCL version is to ignore attribute characters.
The default for the callable version is to parse them.

2 Attributes

  The following attributes are recognized in help texts:

	\b		-- turn on bolding
	\u		-- turn on underlining
	\r		-- turn on reverse video
	\f		-- turn on blink ("flicker")
	\d		-- make line double width
	\n		-- turn off all attributes (except double width)

  Also, all attributes are turned off at the end of line, and each line
is assumed to be single width.

  Additionally, the MHELP module will recognize the following codes:

	\[		-- mark beginning of indentation level
	\]		-- end indentation level

2 Example
  For an example of the attribute parsing of WHELP, try this:

	$ WHELP/ATTR WHELP ATTR
