Re: C-h K and C-h F in the Help menu

[Lennart Borgman]

Drew Adams wrote:
> Another consideration is learning. Because a menu structure is ~fixed,
> repeated use of the menu to access commands helps you learn the menu
> organization: which commands are associated with which other commands in the
> same part of the tree. This forms a useful conceptual model for finding new,
> related info: you know what the tree looks like, so you have an idea where
> to look.
>   
A very important point in my opinion. Our visual memory is very 
important and I believe the organisation in menus help us store the 
information in places close to our visual memory. (Just a guess at the 
moment, can't remember anything that in a more hard way support that 
right now.)