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10 May, 2019

Micro Focus Help Center – explained

Finding the latest information on software products is often harder than it should be.

Micro Focus have made it early to find the latest information on all their ADM (Application Development Management) tools.

The Help Center is a great way to research and understand each tools capabilities.   In my opinion, often a better source of information than the product marketing page.

Use it to find out about tools you already have or tools you might be considering.

Use the big red button to access the Micro Focus Help Center:

Micro Focus Help Center

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Stephen Davis
by Stephen Davis

Stephen Davis is the founder of Calleo Software, a OpenText (formerly Micro Focus) Gold Partner. His passion is to help test professionals improve the efficiency and effectiveness of software testing.

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