Updating NVDA's Help Menu

[Qchristensen]

Currently, NVDA's help menu (press NVDA+n, then h) has ten items with visual separator lines dividing them into 3,3,4:

• User guide

• Commands quick reference

• What's new

• NV Access web site

• Help, training and support

• NV Access shop

• License

• Welcome dialog

• Check for update

• About

Ideas have come up from time to time about adding new items such as a link to the user group, to Github issues or to our newsletter signup form. Adding more to the help menu would start to require sub-menus. So I would like to propose the following layout as a starting point. So you would still press NVDA+n, then h to get to the Help menu. This menu would now contain five sub-menus: Getting started, documentation, website, community and version with the following items in each:

Getting started, has:

• Quick Start Guide
• Welcome dialog
• Help & training material

Documentation, with:

• User guide
• Commands quick reference - https://download.nvaccess.org/documentation/userGuide.html#NVDAQuickStartGuide
• License

Website, which links to:

• NV Access web site
• Corporate & Government users - https://www.nvaccess.org/corporate-government/
• NV Access shop
• Newsletter signup - https://nvaccess.org/newsletter

Community, going to:

• User group - https://nvaccess.org/nvda-users
• Social media - https://www.nvaccess.org/#socials
• Report an issue - https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues

Version, with:

• Check for update
• About
• What's new

I've included links above to the locations of the proposed additions. My thought is that "Getting started" is a good place for new people to find information, and the others should be fairly logical. The "Website" section is a little random on the surface. The shop and newsletter COULD be moved to getting started, although I'm not quite sure where to put the others from the website section in that case. Happy to take suggestions / further discussion before creating an issue.