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Despite the advances of computer systems, there are still few alternatives of help systems. New paradigms are needed because the possibilities of help systems are still poorly explored both by end users and by the designers. This paper explores research on help systems, based on a new paradigm: the dialogue between the user and the system. From this research emerged an approach to reduce their communication gaps and transform that communication into something closer to a natural dialogue.