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named by its category and topic, and its position in the file is |
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indicated with a line beginning with ".Category.Topic", where |
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"Category" and "Topic" are replaced by the appropriate names. |
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These names must begin with letters and may contain letters and/or |
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numbers, but no special characters. They will appear on the menus |
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of the help utility when that file is open. |
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Each category must have a topic called "Intro", which is the first |
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topic called up whenever this category is selected from the menu. |
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Both category and topic names must begin with letters and may contain |
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letters and/or numbers, but no special characters. They will appear on |
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the menus of the help utility when that file is open. |
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The file is unformatted, and will be filled by the help utility |
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The help file is unformatted, and will be filled by the help utility |
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dynamically based on the current window size. The formatting code |
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is very simple, placing a single space between adjacent lines, |
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except when a line ends a sentence, when two spaces are used. |
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Each time a new topic is selected, matching words will be highlighted |
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in bold, whether or not <return> or the "Grep" button has been pressed. |
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To prevent new matches from being highlighted, clear the search entry |
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with <control-U>. |
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To prevent new matches from being highlighted, clear the search entry. |
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Matches are insensitive to case and word boundaries. |
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