Additional information is available from a variety of sources.
- Help. To display the Help Contents, click Help > Content and Index, or press the F1 key. You can also click the Help button in any dialog box. You can look up terms by clicking Contents and Index and then typing a term in the space provided. The easy-to-use Index is thorough and extensively cross-referenced.
- Let's Go RequisitePro. This help interface appears when you start the application and provides prominent access to beneficial information about setting up RequisitePro projects and the requirements management process. Let's Go RequisitePro guides new users through the various "getting started" information available in RequisitePro, including online help and the RequisitePro tutorial. For advanced users, it provides a single source for accessing pertinent, in-depth documentation, including white papers, the Rational Unified Process, and Web resources.
Let's Go RequisitePro automatically appears when you start RequisitePro, but you can make it unavailable by clearing the check box on the Tools > Options dialog box or on the initial Let's Go RequisitePro splash screen. You can launch Let's Go RequisitePro at any time from the Help menu by clicking Help > Let's Go RequisitePro.
- Getting Started Tours. You can access the following online help tours from either
Let's Go RequisitePro or the Help Contents tab (click Getting Started): Requirements Management Tour,
an overview for using RequisitePro as part of a requirements management process; and Project Administration
Tips, a guide for RequisitePro project administrators who will be setting up and managing projects.
- Rational Try It Center. Rational RequisitePro includes a Web interface, making requirements
accessible to all team members, especially in remote locations or multiplatform environments.
RequisiteWeb allows team members to access, query, modify, and create requirements. Click to access
the IBM Rational Try It Center and
try RequisiteWeb.
- Rational Training Services. IBM offers a professional education
curriculum that includes requirements management classes and tool training for RequisitePro and
other Rational products. For information on training opportunities, see the
Rational software training Web site.
- IBM developerWorks for Rational. IBM developerWorks provides the guidance you
need to implement and deepen your knowledge on Rational tools and best practices. It includes access to white papers, artifacts, codes, discussions, training, documentation, and self-paced Web-based training.
For more information, click here.
- Documentation. You can order documentation for Rational products from the IBM Publications Center Web site.
- Links to white papers, release notes, and technical support.
This concludes the Additional Information module of the Rational RequisitePro Tutorial. Here's to your success with RequisitePro, the premier requirements management tool!
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