Documentation

   1. Reference manual
   2. Tutorial
   3. Context-sensitive help screens

RW:

2: various tutorials + full help online, not contextual

Pr:

1. Users' Guide in English, bound, TOC, index; not an alphabetic nor systematic reference manual. Complete, precise, clear, reliable (does not solve difficult tasks)
2. chap. "Guided tour" + on-line help. (Shorter manual only for read-only Data distributor version)
3. yes but not really contextual; MS-Windows like, contains less info than the printed Guide
   

En:

1. Users' Guide in English, only as Adobe PDF file; not an alphabetic nor systematic reference manual. Complete, precise, clear; see the online help to get more secure, though not definite, information
2. "Getting started" on CD as PDF + Guide Tour printed (some 90 pages) 
3. unsufficiently contextual

RM:

1. Users' Guide in English: it is not an alphabetic or systematic reference manual. Could be more precise and complete. Only published as a PDF file.
2. "Getting started guide" printed, also as part of the full PDF guide
3. yes contextual and complete -with few exceptions