You can create context-sensitive Help in your WebHelp projects. Context-sensitive Help topics provide information about dialogs, explanations of messages, and descriptions of windows and screen objects.
As with any type of context-sensitive Help, developing context-sensitive WebHelp is a cooperative effort between Help authors and development teams.
Author's role: Creates topics and authors content in the WYSIWYG Editor. Each context-sensitive Help topic is a separate HTML file that describes how to use an application at the dialog or window-level (individual topics for each field or control are not supported).
Application developer's role: Programs the Help topics in the application so the correct ones are displayed when users request Help.