To resolve the issue, rebuild the Logic Pro 9 Help cache.
Quit Logic Pro 9 and the Help if open.In the Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder from the menu.In the "Go to the folder" field, type the following (without quotation marks): "~/library/Caches/com.apple.helpd/Generated".Click Go.Remove the "com.apple.logic.pro.help" file from the Generated folder.Restart the computer.Wait a few moments for the cache to be rebuilt. The time may vary depending on the number of installed applications.Open Logic Pro 9 and go to the Help menu.When searching the help, the resulting topics should open as expected.
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