+3I don’t know about other users, but I find the new help system that requires an internet connection with login to an Ansys account to be rather annoying and less user friendly than the previous built-in CHM help file.
A while back, Tom posted a note that an option for accessing help files without needing an internet connection was in the works:
Just wondering if someone from Ansys can comment?
Thanks,
Jeff
Best answer by Chris Normanshire
Hi
+1I agree. The online help documentation is much slower to navigate than the local help document. Each time I want to step down a level in the navigation, the entire webpage has to refresh.
A few months ago, Allie mentioned a new approach similar to the old CHM file is in the works. I wonder how soon that might be implemented.
+3Yes, I hope a local help solution is re-implemented sooner rather than later. I understand that Zemax probably had to adopt an Ansys practice when this change was made, but unfortunately in doing so they violated a basic axiom, namely: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!”
+2Hi
I don’t know about other users, but I find the new help system that requires an internet connection with login to an Ansys account to be rather annoying and less user friendly than the previous built-in CHM help file.
You’re not alone.
While it is not an actual solution - install an older version of Zemax to get the .chm help file. You can save the .chm file elsewhere if you want to remove the older version.
I find that an online help system is very slow too.
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