too. Experimenting indicates the behavior of the help handbook table of contents depends upon how those directories are populated. The user's $TDEHOME directory structure mimics the Trinity system directory structure. When the user's applets directory does not exist then there is nothing to override the system directory. All applet handbooks appear in the table of contents. When the user has an applet directory, then that directory overrides the system directory. When I populate the user's applet directory with *.desktop files from the system directory, then those items appear in the handbook table of contents, but only those *.desktop files I copy. When the user's applet directory is empty, then none appear in the handbook table of contents. This makes sense but a larger question is how do the user's subdirectories get created in the first place? Seems to me none of those user directories should exist until the users starts customizing. Yet even then, was the original intent to mask help handbook entries? Probably not. That is all I am aware that exists: Weather Report System Monitor Public File Server Color Picker Moon Phase Klipper Darrell