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# Help Menu
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_Brent Simmons, 27 May 2017_
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## Help Book
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I considered doing a Help book that ships in the app bundle, which is the traditional and Apple-endorsed way to go.
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But instead the Help book will go on the web, at `http://ranchero.com/evergreen/help/[version_number]`.
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This gives me the ability to update the Help book whenever it needs it — to answer a frequently-asked question, for instance. It means that if someone asks me a question already answered in the Help, I can respond with a URL.
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That it also makes the downloadable .zip file smaller is nice, but not a major consideration.
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## Add Evergreen News Feed
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The Evergreen news feed is a default news feed. It’s entirely possible that a person will delete it, though, and then later want to get it back. That’s what this command is for.
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## Other Help menu items
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Evergreen is free and open source, and I don’t have time to provide support *and* work on the app itself. So there is no email-support menu item.
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However, there are links to the website, GitHub repository, and GitHub bug tracker. Anybody with a GitHub account can report bugs and make feature requests.
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