In the title bar of the Vasari window, click (Help).
For context-sensitive Help:
In a dialog, click or Help, or press F1.
Move the cursor over a tool on the ribbon. When its tooltip displays, press F1.
NoteIf you turn off tooltips, context-sensitive Help (F1) for ribbon tools is also turned off. If you want context-sensitive Help to be available, set Tooltip assistance to Minimal. See Tooltips.
To access online Help and other resources, in the title bar of the Vasari window, click the arrow to the right of (Help), and select an option.
To specify your preferred web browser for Help, change the value of the HelpBrowser setting.
Value
Result
HelpBrowser=0
Use your system default browser.
HelpBrowser=1
Use Microsoft Internet Explorer.
NoteIf you use Internet Explorer to display Help, the same tab remains open as you move through different Help pages. For other browsers, a new tab opens every time the window changes.
To access Help using an Internet connection
Do the following
Make sure that UseHelpServer=1.
If you want to use the default WikiHelp (located at wikihelp.autodesk.com), save changes to Revit.ini, and restart Vasari.
If you want to use online help located at some other network location, change the value for OnlineHelpServer to specify the URL or web-based help server.
For example, even though you installed the French version of the Vasari software, you can specify that you want to access the English version of the online Help.
Do the following
NoteThis setting applies only to the WikiHelp that is available for online users. It does not affect the language for the locally stored help files accessed when you are working offline.
Make sure that UseHelpServer=1.
Add the setting OnlineHelpLocale, and specify the 3-letter code for the desired language.