Abstract: A diaper and method for improving male genital health, the diaper including a non-absorbent insert positioned on an inner surface of an inner layer in the proximity of a front region thereof such that when the diaper is worn by a male wearer the insert is positioned adjacent the penis of the male wearer. In the method, a non-absorbent insert is interposed between the meatus and the absorbent diaper to prevent undesired drying of the meatus which can lead to meatal stenosis and related complications. In a further aspect of the diaper and method, the insert may be coated or impregnated with moisturizing agents and/or therapeutic agents.

Abstract: A sheet of material 2 which can be incorporated into a booklet has an adhesive strip 5, foldable portion 7 and first and second perforated fold 8a and 8b. Information can be entered into the space delimited between the first and second perforated folds 8 and 10 and concealed by removing a protective paper 6 from the adhesive strip 5 and folding the foldable section 7 at perforated folds 8, such that it sticks to the adhesive strip 7 and conceals information in space 9. The perforated folds 8 and 10 delimit and create a detachable strip 11 which can be torn away in order to reveal the information in space 9 when required.

Abstract: A computer system and method for performing a task within an application from within an on-line help information display. Thus the on-line help information displayed by the computer system may include user selectable elements which enable the user to complete portions or all of a task directly from the on-line help window, e.g., without requiring the user to search for this functionality in menus or toolbars within the application. The user may launch the application and then select on-line help information associated with performing a task within the application. In response to this user input, the computer may display on-line help information associated with the application. The displayed on-line help information may include various help information that specifies a recipe for performing the task, e.g., the information may guide the user through a series of steps to perform the task in the application. The displayed on-line help information may include one or more user selectable elements.