Chapter 1 |
1
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Overview - How DECdocument Works
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1.1
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Goals of this Manual
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1.2
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Main Elements
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1.2.1
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The SDML File
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1.2.2
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Doctypes
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1.2.3
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Destinations
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1.3
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DOCUMENT Command
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Chapter 2 |
2
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Tags and Examples
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2.1
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Types of Tags
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2.2
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Examples in This Manual
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2.3
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Using DECdocument
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Chapter 3 |
3
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Using the DECdocument Tags
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3.1
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Paragraph <P> Tag
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3.2
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Emphasizing Text with the <EMPHASIS> Tag
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3.3
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Underlining Text with the <UNDERLINE> Tag
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3.4
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List Items Using the <LIST> Tags
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3.4.1
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Unnumbered and Simple Lists
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3.4.2
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Nested Lists
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3.5
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Create Tables with the <TABLE> Tags
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3.5.1
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Table with column headings
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3.6
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Indenting Text with the <SAMPLE_TEXT> Tag
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3.7
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Using the <LINE> Tag
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3.8
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Use the <CODE_EXAMPLE> Tags for Unformatted Text
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3.9
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Adding Notes with the <NOTE> Tag
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3.10
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Putting Comments in the SDML file
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3.11
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Putting Text into Sections Using the <HEAD> Tag
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3.11.1
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Numbered Headings
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3.12
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Start a Chapter with the <CHAPTER> Tag
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Chapter 4 |
4
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Sample Chapter - Dogs
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4.1
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Dog Groups and Breeds
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4.1.1
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Selecting a Dog
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Chapter 5 |
5
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More DECdocument Tags
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5.1
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Use the <LITERAL> Tag for Angle Brackets
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5.2
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Use the <BACKSLASH> Tag for Special Purposes
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5.3
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Keep Text Together with the <KEEP> Tag
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5.4
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The <DATE> Tag
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5.5
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The Parenthesis <OPAREN>, <CPAREN> Tags
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5.6
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Enclosing a Character in Parentheses using the <PARENDCHAR> Tag
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5.7
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Uppercase Text with the <UPPERCASE> Tag
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5.8
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Lowercase Text with the <LOWERCASE> Tag
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5.9
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Using the <DOCTYPE> Tag
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5.10
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New Terms can be Identified with the <NEWTERM> Tag
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5.11
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A Special Word can be Identified with the <KEYWORD> Tag
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5.12
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Using the <BOX> Tag
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5.13
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Using the <TAG> Tag
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5.14
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Using the <PAGE> Tag
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5.15
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Using the <FINAL_CLEANUP> Tag
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5.16
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Formalizing Tables with a Name
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5.17
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Formalizing Examples with the <EXAMPLE> Tag
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5.18
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Reference Other Text with the <REFERENCE> Tag
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5.19
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Creating Symbols with the <DEFINE_SYMBOL> Tag
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5.20
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Creating Footnotes with the <FOOTNOTE> Tag
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Chapter 6 |
6
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Tags that Center Text
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6.1
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Center a Heading with the <CHEAD> Tag
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6.2
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Center Text with the <CENTER_LINE> Tag
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6.3
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Example of Centering Text
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Chapter 7 |
7
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Creating a Manual
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7.1
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Parts of a manual
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7.2
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Front Matter
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7.2.1
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Title Page
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7.2.2
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Copyright Page
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7.2.3
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Table of Contents
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7.2.4
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Preface
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7.2.5
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Comments
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7.3
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Body of the Manual
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7.4
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Appendix
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7.5
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Index
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7.5.1
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Creating Index Entries
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7.5.2
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Index Entries in the Sample Manual
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7.5.3
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Creating the Sample Manual
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Chapter 8 |
8
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Creating Letters
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8.1
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Sender Address <FROM_ADDRESS> Tag
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8.2
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Letter Date <DATE> and <MEMO_DATE> Tags
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8.3
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To Address <TO_ADDRESS> Tag
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8.4
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Salutation <SALUTATION> Tag
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8.5
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Body of the Letter
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8.6
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Closing Text <CLOSING> Tag
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8.7
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Copy To <CC> Tag
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8.8
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Letter Command and Output
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Chapter 9 |
9
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Creating an Article
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9.1
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The Title Section
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9.2
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Running Titles and Running Feet
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9.3
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Author Information
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9.4
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Article Abstract
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9.5
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Reference Notes
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9.6
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Acknowledgments
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9.7
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Background of the Author
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9.8
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Reference Notes in the Text
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9.9
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Article Command and Output
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Chapter 10 |
10
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Creating a Report
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10.1
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The Front Matter
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10.2
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Title Page Tags
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10.3
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Running Titles and Running Feet
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10.4
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Report Abstract
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10.5
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Author Information
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10.6
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Signature Lines
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10.7
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Report Date
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10.8
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Body of the Report
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10.9
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Creating an Outline
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10.10
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End of Report
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10.11
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Report Commands and Output
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