With LT2011, you get an HTML web browser based Help document. It has a new look, with lots of links and shortcuts to even more content. The trick to using it is to think of classic web pages of the last decade (no, I don't mean 2009) and stick with the gray side bar on the left to navigate.
If you ever used Help in earlier versions, this tries to maintain some of the content labeling familiarity: main headings like User's Guide, Customization and so on lead you to links to what used to be Chapters displayed in the middle of your screen. Clicking on one of these links does the ultimate 'web' sin however: it bounces you away from the top page, completely changes the web page format, introduces an all new structure and layout, and offers no real intuitive way to just go up to your chapter heading. I suspect someone built this in their garage, because any web master worth his paycheck would have balked at this horrible web-based Help.
It's not even as good as the R2010 Online Help file, which was merely a copy of the old Help files online in a web page. See that one HERE.
So, while we all wait for some sort of fix, Autodesk has posted some alternate options for accessing Help in other formats that are less clunky. Click on these options to get them:
AutoCAD 2011 CHM-Based Help
AutoCAD 2011 Help in PDF format
There are some issues with the CHM Help based files for Win7 64bit users, so read the fine print first. And yes, LT is not specifically addressed again, so be careful. ◦
