Ditto. The current one I have been wrestling with is Table of Contents 
with MSWORD 2002. :)

Apparently "MENU" was added to  MS-DOS BAT in version 6.

On 3/22/2010 5:13 AM, Alan B Pearce wrote:
>> Marechiare wrote:
>>
>> Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
>>      
>>> I do, too, and I agree. Most Microsoft documentation sucks;
>>>        
>> Can you prove your words, please?
>>      
> Microsoft Word and Excel help files would be a prime example. Try searching
> the Excel help file for a given operation, and most of the time you get sent
> on a goose chase. Often I found the only way to find out how to do something
> was to record a macro as i did some operations, or if that didn't work, post
> a message on the Microsoft Excel news group, and typically one or more of
> the MVPs found there would have an answer. How they ever found out what to
> do I have never found out.
>
> Then having entered the code in the VBA window, pressing F1 brings up the
> info that the help system should have found in the first place. If the
> documentation doesn't suck, the indexing into it most certainly does.
>
>    
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