LotusScript.doc is of cause self-documenting and the below screenshots are taken from the LotusScript.doc documentation of the application itself.

	Shows the opening screen of LotusScript.doc where you see the different types of design elements on the upper left, the classes and types on the lower left and a summary of all the design elements in the main frame.
	Shows the contents of a script library. The script library holds 7 classes which are shown in a summary table with the design element description. Clicking on the class name will show the documentation for the class.
	Shows the documentation for the ScriptElement class showing the full design element description and summary tables for the properties, methods and functions.
	Shows the documentation for the LotusScriptFunction class showing how an inheritance hierarchy is displayed. Clicking on any of the parent classes will take you directly to that class.
	Shows how LotusScript.doc recognizes other classes from the documentation to provide internal hyperlinking. In the example you could click on the argument hyperlinks to jump directly to that particular class.
	Shows how LotusScript.doc can be used to see method signatures etc. for third-party code which may not be documented. Displayed here is the Vector class of the excellent LotusScript collection classes by Johan Känngård.

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