If you have a Curl NITRO project and you want to have, say, the documentation for the Curl opensource web toolkit available as a library which you can search when working in Curl7, just add 7.0 to the WSDK docs manifest.mcurl file.
For example, I unzipped the 1.0.6 WSDK zip into a Curl7 folder and then went to my
C:\Curl7\WSDK_071120\docs-install\WSDK
and changed the manifest header to
{curl 6.0, 7.0 manifest}
This only means that I can search across those Curl 6 API docs when doing a Curl 7 project without the documentation viewer complaining about a version inconsistency.
If you haven't added documentation before, it is very straight-forward: just open the HELP menu of the doc viewer (the 'help' window of the Curl IDE.) You will want to select a manifest.mcurl that is in a folder designated as being the 'documentation' version of a package such as the WSDK.
The nice thing about the viewer is that if you close it, close your project and then open a Curl 5 project, the documentation in HELP will now be whatever you have selected (i.e. installed) as your Curl 5 documentation.
Documentation for your own code can be improved by using the macro's and {doc-next } which are detailedin the Contents menu of the Curl Documentation Viewer in the section
Curl IDE User's Guide
under the heading
Documenting Your Application
Of course, as you may recall, COBOL programmers document best while sleeping.
