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		<title>Microsoft &quot;Longhorn&quot; Help Highlights</title>
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		<description>Microsoft’s specification for &apos;Longhorn&apos; Help represents a major revolution in user assistance development for the Windows platform. Instead of simply refining the technical infrastructure of Help (windowing, links, search, etc.), Microsoft has given a good deal of thought to the needs of both Help authors and end-users.</description>
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