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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<cheatsheet title="Title">
   <intro>
      <description>
         Test for dialog help.
      </description>
   </intro>
   <item title="Test tray help" dialog="true" skip="false">
      <description>
         Test preferences dialog
      </description>
      <subitem label="Open the preferences dialog" skip="false">
         <command serialization="org.eclipse.ui.window.preferences" confirm="false">
         </command>
      </subitem>
      <subitem label="Click on the help button (?) at the lower left part of the dialog and Confirm the help tray opens and is usable. Try All Topics, search, bookmarks." skip="false">
      </subitem>
      <subitem label="Close the tray and verify that clicking the help button (?) behaves the same way as pressing F1. Exit the preferences dialog." skip="false">
      </subitem>
   </item>
   <item title="Non resizeable dialogs" dialog="false" skip="true">
      <description>
         This step can be skipped because Eclipse does not seem to have any non-resizable dialogs. Here is what should happen if you can find one.  The help should open externally and not in a tray.
      </description>
   </item>
   <item title="Short dialog" dialog="false" skip="false">
      <description>
         Try with a resizable dialog after making it short short. The dialog should grow a bit to accommodate the tray, then go back to original size when the tray is closed.
      </description>
   </item>
</cheatsheet>
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