| Bold |
Bold type indicates verbs, functions,
and parameters that you can use in a program or at a command prompt.
These values are case sensitive and should be entered exactly as they
appear in the text. |
| Italics |
Italic type indicates the following
things:
- A variable that you supply a value for.
- The names of window controls, such as lists, check boxes, entry
fields, push buttons, and menu choices. They appear in the text as
they appear in the window.
- Book titles.
- A letter is being used as a letter or a word is being used as
a word. Example: When you see an a,
make sure it is not supposed to be an an.
|
| Bold italics |
Bold italic type is used to emphasize
a word. |
| UPPERCASE |
Uppercase indicates constants, file
names, keywords, and options that you can use in a program or at a
command prompt. You can enter these values in uppercase or lowercase. |
| Double quotation marks |
Double quotation marks indicate messages
you see in a window. An example of this would be the messages that
appear in the operator information area (OIA) of an emulator session. |
Example type |
Example type indicates information
that you are instructed to type at a command prompt or in a window. |