If you write PilotScript and I have a handy tip. It is often useful to copy/paste the function examples from the help text to get started when writing a more complex script, and prior to Version 8 I kept the on-line help open in a separate web browser window for quick reference, but the PilotScript Expression Editor now includes these same details in a handy quick reference guide right in the expression editing window. This feature provides you easily accessible tips for editing PilotScript expressions directly in the editing dialog where you need it most. Help is available for:

• Functions: A-Z by category, and then by function name. Examples are also available for you to cut and paste into the editor text field for re-use and customization.
  
• Keywords: Operators (assignment, arithmetic, text, boolean numeric, boolean text, boolean property, and conditionals), Boolean Values (true, false), Flow Control (conditional statements, and loops).
  
• Variables: PilotScript variables for data record properties, global protocol properties, and local component properties.
  

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To access the PilotScript Quick Reference Help click the Show/Hide Scripting Guide icon in the lower right part of the editor. For help on a specific keyword or function, ensure the Quick Reference Help is displayed and then simply highlight the syntax in your expression. You can cut and paste the quick help content into your syntax, so you dont have to type everything manually.