Abstract: A computer receives user input regarding at least a first and a second resource. The computer retrieves navigational content for the first and second resource. The computer displays the retrieved navigational content in a single interface. The computer receives user selection of at least one element of the retrieved navigational content. The computer then retrieves page content associated with the selected at least one element of the retrieved navigational content.

Abstract: A computer receives user input regarding at least a first and a second resource. The computer retrieves navigational content for the first and second resource. The computer displays the retrieved navigational content in a single interface. The computer receives user selection of at least one element of the retrieved navigational content. The computer then retrieves page content associated with the selected at least one element of the retrieved navigational content.

Abstract: An approach is provided for consolidating cross product contextual help. The approach responds when a help request is received at a computer system from a user. The computer system has a number of installed software products. Software services that have been installed on the computer system by the software products are identified along with a number of relationships between the software products. The software services and relationships are retrieved from a registry. Help contents data are retrieved from the software products based on the identified software services. The approach generates a consolidated help contents from the help contents data retrieved from the software products with the generated consolidated including a topology based on the relationships between the software products. The approach presents the consolidated help contents with topology to the user.

Abstract: An approach is provided for consolidating cross product contextual help. The approach responds when a help request is received at a computer system from a user. The computer system has a number of installed software products. Software services that have been installed on the computer system by the software products are identified along with a number of relationships between the software products. The software services and relationships are retrieved from a registry. Help contents data are retrieved from the software products based on the identified software services. The approach generates a consolidated help contents from the help contents data retrieved from the software products with the generated consolidated including a topology based on the relationships between the software products. The approach presents the consolidated help contents with topology to the user.

Abstract: An approach is provided for providing cross product contextual help consolidating cross product contextual help. The approach is responsive to receiving a help request. The help request pertains to a first software product installed on the information handling system. The first software product interacts with a second software product that is also installed on the information handling system. The approach retrieves a first help contents from the first software product and a value from the second software product. The value is retrieved from the second software product using interfaces that were registered in a registry and uses linked data. Help information is presented to a user with the help information pertaining to the first application and including the first help contents retrieved from the first application and the value retrieved from the second application.

Abstract: A computer receives user input regarding at least a first and a second resource. The computer retrieves navigational content for the first and second resource. The computer displays the retrieved navigational content in a single interface. The computer receives user selection of at least one element of the retrieved navigational content. The computer then retrieves page content associated with the selected at least one element of the retrieved navigational content.

Abstract: A computer receives user input regarding at least a first and a second resource. The computer retrieves navigational content for the first and second resource. The computer displays the retrieved navigational content in a single interface. The computer receives user selection of at least one element of the retrieved navigational content. The computer then retrieves page content associated with the selected at least one element of the retrieved navigational content.