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DOCTYPE='book' PUBLICID='-//EBT//Book DTD//EN' SYSTEMID=''0.0  NED User's GuideNED User's GuideID="ReaderGuide"DRAFTDX 2002.0NED USER'S GUIDEK KukkonenS TurroP VäänänenCAR29646en1CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"This is the first issue of the NED User's Guide.PURPOSECENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"This User's Guide deals with the NED program, which is intended for the
retrieval, viewing, and printing of electronic documents of the DX 200 system
on PC and Unix platforms. This Guide exists both as a paper version and as an
electronic online version. ID=mBookWinGENERALCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"NED consists of DX 200 system documentation, DynaText Viewer program,
and a TYPE="BOLD"Model describing the software and hardware in the system. There may be more than
one type of system libraries and they can be used simultaneously. CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The Model is a graphical user interface, which describes the logical
structure of the exchange. You can use the model to see what the parts of the
exchange are and how these parts are related to each other.  For example, you
can see which files are used by a certain program or which program, block is
related to a specific alarm. The model consists of concept classes that
describe the general model of the exchange. Each concept class contains
specific concepts. For example the concept class TYPE="ITALIC"Program
Block contains the names of all the program blocks in the exchange. Besides
retrieving information about the structure of the exchange, you can use the
model to find documents that describe a particular concept in the model.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"This operating procedure tells how the Model can be used to retrieve
documents to the DynaText viewing program, and how searches of the
documentation of the DX 200 system are made from the viewer. The procedure
only
aims to give the essential information, for more detailed information, see
DynaText online help.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="BOLD"DynaText is a product of TYPE="BOLD"Electronic Book Technologies Incorporated, and TYPE="BOLD"Model is a product of TYPE="BOLD"Nokia Telecommunications. CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The instructions given in this document apply to the following programs and
their versions:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText  2.3 for WindowsCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Model, version 1.0GLOSSARYTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="CD-ROM"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Storage medium where one pressed CD-ROM disk may contain 600-700 MB data.
CD-R disk is a CD-ROM disk, on which can be written once and which is used in
distributing  NED documentation.KEY="Concept"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="ITALIC"(Concept) Concept classes and the relations between them are shown in a diagram
describing the Model system.KEY="Hyperlink"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Text or picture reference to another text or picture. The reference may be
either one-way or two-way, and it can be located either in the same document
or
in a different document.KEY="Instance"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"An object that possesses the attributes of a description, or defined type.
An instance represents the concept in a model.KEY="Book"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In NED, the documents of the same document class form a bookTYPE="ITALIC".KEY="Collection"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The system documentation in NED is comprised of one or more collections,
which consist of books.KEY="Model"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In NED,  the model is a graphic diagram describing the hardware and
software
in the system. The documents connected to the elements (instances) concerned
can be retrieved through it. ER TYPE="ITALIC"(Entity Relations) diagram describes the concepts of the system and the relations between
them.KEY="NED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"NED TYPE="ITALIC"(Nokia Electronic Documentation) is a program designed for the retrieval, viewing, and printing of the
electronic documents of Nokia Telecommunications. NED consists of the
documentation of the DX 200 system, the DynaText viewer, and the
Model.KEY="SGML"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"SGML TYPE="ITALIC"(Standard Generalized Markup Language) is a mark-up language, which ensures the independence of SGML-coded document
from the editor used. SGML standard does not affect the appearance of the
document, it only defines its logical structure. The file format used by
DynaText is adapted from the SGML format.KEY="UNC"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"UNC TYPE="ITALIC"(Universal Naming Convention) enables you, when opening a network connection, to use a reference to the
server name, the shared directory, and the file stored there, instead of the
disk drive.KEY="WYSIWYG"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="ITALIC"What You See Is What You Get means a presentation mode where the image on the screen corresponds to the
print-out.REFERENCESTYPE="NUMB-1"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText System Reader Guide, Electronic Book Technologies, Inc.,CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText User's Guide,  Electronic Book Technologies, Inc.,INSTALLING THE SOFTWAREHardware and software requirementsHardwareCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"For PC platform, the minimum requirement is a 80486 processor, 8 MB RAM,
and
depending on the size of documentation and selected installation method, 
3-200
MB free disk space. A mouse or other pointing device is recommended. RBEID="1188" WP-ADDR="181"Unmapped format: (unnamed)RBEID="1191" WP-ADDR="182"Unmapped format:
footnote textRBEID="1193" WP-ADDR="182"Unmapped format:
(unnamed)RBEID="1195" WP-ADDR="183"Unmapped format: footnote
text Because NED documentation contains a large number of small files, the
cluster
size specified for the hard disk determines how much disk space the program
finally takes up.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"For requirements in the unix platform, see Appendix 1, "Unix
installation".SoftwareCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"For PC platform, the requirement is a DOS 6.x operating system and Windows
3.1 / Windows for Workgroups 3.11 user interface or Windows 95 / Windows NT
3.x
operating system.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"For unix platform, the requirement is HP/UX 10.X operating system (cf.
Appendix 1, "Unix installation").InstallationCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The NED setup program installs both DynaText viewer and model, ready for
use. You install the software by starting the setup.exe file in the root
directory of the CD disk. You can start it e.g. from the Program Manager. Open
the Program Manager, write the name setup.exe and its search path in the TYPE="ITALIC"Command line box under TYPE="ITALIC"File -Run menu option. Then press OK. Alternatively, just double-click the required
setup file in the directory tree of File Manager. CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"NED is UNC TYPE="ITALIC"(Universal Naming Convention) compatibleTYPE="ITALIC", so you can use a reference to the server name, shared directory and the file
located there, instead of a disk drive identifier.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The readme.wri file in the root directory of the CD disk indicates the
changes made after the manual publication.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"For information on how to install NED in Unix environment, see Appendix 1,
"Unix Installation".CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Installation program prompts user for the required data. The installation
options for PC platform are:TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Easy"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Installs only the most commonly used manuals.KEY="Custom/Complete"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Here the user can select whether to install the entire library package or
only some of the document classes.KEY="Network/CD-ROM"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The user can select either installation from hard disk (assuming that the
network administrator has first installed the software on the network server)
or from a CD-ROM drive visible to the user. In both cases, only the minimum
number of files are installed on the user's own hard disk. The precondition
for
using the library is that connection to the network server or the network
server's CD-ROM drive is permanent, or that the terminal has a CD-ROM
drive.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The installation program prompts the user for all the required data and
performs installation accordingly. With the option Custom / Complete, the user
can select CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"whether he wishes to install the model or not.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Several NED libraries can be installed. The installation program checks if
there are previously installed NED libraries and informs the user.  CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"ID="mUseTOCview"THE VIEWERLoading the Program and Selecting the CollectionCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"After DynaText has been loaded, a window corresponding to the one shown in
the figure below opens on-screen. The uppermost collection highlighted with a
dark bar in the figure loads automatically to the program. To open a new
collection window, double-click with the left mouse button on one of  the
collections displayed in the left pane. You can select the book you require
from the active collection in the right pane.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345601.TIFTYPE="FIG"Selecting a collection or a book.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"If you close all the Collection windows, the DynaText window is cleared.
Then you can display the available collections by clicking the collection
button shown leftmost  in the picture. NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345602.TIFTYPE="FIG"After the collections are closed, the DynaText View looks like this. To
display
the collections again, click the Collection button.Program WindowsCollection windowCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"At the top of the Collection window there is a title bar, which displays
the
name of the selected collection, and at the bottom is a Search panel, which is
used in  searches. The area between them is split into two separate panes,
either vertically or horizontally. The orientation depends on the settings in
the TYPE="ITALIC"Collection TYPE="ITALIC"Window Preferences menu. In the following, we assume that the window is split vertically.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The left pane displays the collections, i.e. documentation packages, and
the
right window the books, i.e. document classes contained by the package. The
Main view may show text, graphics, and icons containing additional
information:
pictures, reader's own notes, bookmarks, etc. By default, the first collection
is selected.Book listCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The right pane of the Collection window is called the Book list. In
addition
to listing the names, issues, and publish dates of the books in the current
selection, it displays the number of search hits found in each book.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"When you double-click a required book with the left mouse button, a new
window is opened. It contains two panes; The documents contained by the book
are displayed on the left and the text of the current document on the right.
The first document in the left-hand pane is selected by default. Document's table of contentsCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To view the next level below in the document hierarchy, e.g. table of
contents, click the left mouse button on the TYPE="ITALIC"plus icon preceding the document. When you click on a Table of Contents entry,
the
Main view scrolls to that place in the document.Program MenusCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The program menus are practically the same, regardless of whether you are
in
the Collection, Book, or Document window. Options that cannot be selected are
shown greyed out.File menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Open"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"A book, collection, or TYPE="ITALIC"journal can be loaded to DynaTextTYPE="ITALIC". To open the loaded item, use the TYPE="ITALIC"File-Open command.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345603.TIFTYPE="FIG"Options in the TYPE="ITALIC"File-Open menu when the Collection window is empty.KEY="File-Open-Journal"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Use this option when you wish to record a reading path or load a
pre-recorded one. For more information, see DynaText System Reader Guide
/1/.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345604.TIFNUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345605.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"File-Open-Journal menu.KEY="Close"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The TYPE="ITALIC"File-Close command closes the collection. If there are no other collections open,
DynaText Collection window is cleared.KEY="Save ja Save As"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Saves TYPE="ITALIC"Journal either with the original or new name.KEY="Export"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Copies plain text or title text to another file.KEY="Print"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Prints the document text.KEY="Print Setup"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Allows you to modify the printer configuration.KEY="Preferences"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Allows user to customise program settings. The settings that can be
customised are TYPE="ITALIC"Button Bar, Book Window, Collection Window,
Searching and TYPE="ITALIC"Journal.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345606.TIFTYPE="FIG"As a user, you can customise program settings in the TYPE="ITALIC"File-Preferences menu. The object to be customised is selected using the icons on the
left.KEY="Exit"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Quits the DynaText program.Edit menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Undo"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Reverses the previous action.KEY="Cut"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Cuts the selected text into the Clipboard.KEY="Copy"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Copies the selected text or picture into the Clipboard.KEY="Paste"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Pastes text or picture from the Clipboard.KEY="Copy SGML"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Copies the selected text into the Clipboard in SGML format.Book menuCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The commands inTYPE="ITALIC" Book menu are available when the Book window is the active window.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Go Back"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Returns to the previous location in the current window.KEY="Find"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Searches the book for the entered word or phrase. Enter the word or phrase
you wish to search for in the Search panel at the bottom TYPE="ITALIC"(Find). To start the search, either  select the option from the menu or press TYPE="ITALIC"Enter  after the character string to be searched. For advanced information on
searching, see DynaText System Reader Guide /1/.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345607.TIFTYPE="FIG"Write the word or phrase you wish to search for in the search panel at the
bottom of the collection window.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The results of the search are displayed in the Table of Contents view, the
left pane of the Book window.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345608.TIFTYPE="FIG"The search results are displayed in the left pane of the Book window. The
uppermost figure represents the total number of search hits in the book, the
lower figures show the hits in each document.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Search Forms..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Searches the book using a special search form.KEY="Next"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Moves to the next set of search hits.KEY="Previous"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Moves to the previous set of search hits.KEY="Clear Search"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Cancels the current search and clears its results.KEY="Search History"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Allows you to view a list of previously performed searches.KEY="Search Panel"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays the Search panel at the bottom of the Book window. A check mark
preceding the menu option indicates that the Search panel is displayed.KEY="Open Object"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Opens the selected annotation.KEY="Manage Annotations..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Sorts the annotations for the current book.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345609.TIFTYPE="FIG"Sorting the annotations takes place in the TYPE="ITALIC"Book-Manage
Annotations  menu.KEY="Create Annotation"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Places a bookmark at the current selection in the Book window.Collection menuCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The  commands of the TYPE="ITALIC"Collection menu directed at the collection are displayed when TYPE="ITALIC"Collection Book  window is the active window.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Find"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Performs a search across a collection or collections.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560a.TIFTYPE="FIG"The Search panel in the Collection window differs somewhat from the Search
panel in the Book window, for you can limit the Collection search only to
titles.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The search results of Collection Search are shown in the book list so that
next to each book is the number of search hits for it.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560b.TIFTYPE="FIG"Search hits for Collection search are shown in the Book list after the name of
each book.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Refine Search"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Opens TYPE="ITALIC"Multiple Collection Window window after search has been performed. The window only displays the books
with at least one search hit. Use TYPE="ITALIC"Refine Search to refine a search that you have already performed.KEY="Clear Search"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Removes search hits from display and clears the search text from the Search
panel.KEY="View Multiple"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Opens the TYPE="ITALIC"Multiple Collection Window.KEY="Search Panel"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays the Search panel at the bottom of the Collection window. A
checkmark preceding the selection menu indicates, that the function has been
activated.Journal menuCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="ITALIC"Journal menu enables you to record recurring paths through documentation. Paths can
be recorded, loaded, and re-run.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="New"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Creates a new TYPE="ITALIC"journal.KEY="Start Recording"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Starts recording all movements to the journal.KEY="Stop Recording"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Stops recording to the journal.KEY="Take Snapshot"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Records your current location in a particular view in the journal.KEY="Show"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Shows the currently selected TYPE="ITALIC"journal item.KEY="Next"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Goes to the next TYPE="ITALIC"journal item.KEY="Previous"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Goes to the previous  TYPE="ITALIC"journal itemTYPE="ITALIC".KEY="Rename..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Renames an existing TYPE="ITALIC"journal.KEY="Delete..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Deletes an existing  TYPE="ITALIC"journal.View menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Enlarge"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Enlarges the current view.KEY="Reduce"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Reduces the current view.KEY="Original Size"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Returns the current view to its original size.KEY="TOC"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays the TOC (Table of Contents) view.KEY="Main"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays alternative main views.Window menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="New Window"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Opens a window identical to the active one.KEY="Cascade"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Cascades the open windows.KEY="Tile"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Tiles the open windows.KEY="Arrange Icons"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Arranges the currently iconified windows along the bottom edge of the
DynaText desktop. KEY="Close All"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Closes all open windows.KEY="Collection - ..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Switches to another window.Help menuCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The Help menu selections vary depending upon the window that is currently
active. The following selections are always accessible, however:TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Reader Guide"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"User's guide.KEY="About..."CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText software release.ID="mSearchInBook"MODELCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The Model is a program distinct from DynaText, but closely integrated to
it.
Searches made through Model start DynaText and load the required document.
Starting DynaText from Model may take some time when it is done for the first
time.Loading the ProgramCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"When the program starts, the model of the required software delivery is
displayed automatically. If required, the model can also be loaded from TYPE="ITALIC"File - Open menu. The extension of model files is MDL (for instance BSC.MDL).CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Automatic loading of model file to the Model program is based on the fact
that the search path of the required model file has been entered as a
parameter
on the  TYPE="ITALIC"Command Line field of the model's start icon.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560c.TIFTYPE="FIG"The automatic loading of model when the Model program is started is based on a
parameter entered on the command line. It contains a reference to the said
model file.Program Buttons and WindowsCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Model consists of the Model pane and the Instances pane. The Model pane
shows the structure of the system graphically. The Instances pane is further
divided into three boxes, whose meanings are as follows:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The top box (TYPE="ITALIC"combo-box) offers user the opportunity to choose viewing options by attributes. With
alarms, attributes are TYPE="ITALIC"Number, Text, Urgency Level, Device
Type. Of these TYPE="ITALIC"Number is TYPE="ITALIC"Primary Key.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The middle instance box shows all the instances under the selected viewing
option.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The bottom attribute/value box shows the attributes of the instance and the
values given to them, and other additional data.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560d.TIFTYPE="FIG"Buttons and windows related to the use and options of the Model.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560e.TIFTYPE="FIG"In the narrow box at the top of the Instances pane, you can select whether you
wish to display abbreviations, versions, or names. The viewing options
available to the user are shown in the figure above.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560f.TIFTYPE="FIG"Model pane, with Hardware selected.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560g.TIFTYPE="FIG"Model pane, with Software selected.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560h.TIFTYPE="FIG"The concepts are indicated with letters in the Model, relations are indicated
with lines and arrows.Model conceptsCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES""Grey area" TYPE="ITALIC"(is a) indicates sub-concepts of a concept. In the case of TYPE="BOLD"program
block TYPE="ITALIC"(Program Block) they are TYPE="BOLD"process, library and TYPE="BOLD"MML.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Letter P TYPE="ITALIC"(is Part of) indicates a subset. For instance, a TYPE="BOLD"program block is a part of the TYPE="BOLD"service blockname='tab' [tab   ] TYPE="ITALIC"(Program Block is a Part of Service Block).CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Letter I TYPE="ITALIC"(implements) indicates implementation. For instance, TYPE="BOLD"MML name='tab' [tab   ]implements TYPE="BOLD"a command group.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Letter U TYPE="ITALIC"(uses) indicates using. For instance, a TYPE="BOLD"program block uses TYPE="BOLD"processes.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Letter L TYPE="ITALIC"(is located in) indicates locationTYPE="ITALIC". For instance, aTYPE="ITALIC" TYPE="BOLD"functional unit TYPE="ITALIC"(Functional Unit) is locatedinTYPE="BOLD" a subrack TYPE="ITALIC"(Equipment Unit).NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560i.TIFTYPE="FIG"Click the right mouse button to display the menu options. The menu is
different
in the Model pane and in the Instances pane.Menus in the Model CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In the following sections, the Model pane menus are introduced. Some of the
options in menus are greyed out when the option is not available. File menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="File"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"File New menu is not in use.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="ITALIC"File Open loads an existing model file.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can quickly open one of the recently used models by choosing it from
theTYPE="ITALIC" bottom of theTYPE="ITALIC" File menu.View menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Instances"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Loads instances of the selected concept class.KEY="Related Instances"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays the related instances.KEY="All Related Instances"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays all related instances connected to the concept class.KEY="Normal Mode"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Reverts to normal mode and closes related instances.KEY="Documentation"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Starts DynaText.KEY="Model and List Pane"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays Model and Instances Panes.KEY="Model Pane Only"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays Model Pane only.KEY="List pane Only"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays only Instances pane.KEY="Toolbar"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays tool bar. A checkmark indicates active status.KEY="Status Bar"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Display status bar. A checkmark indicates active status.KEY="Properties"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Displays properties of Model or List pane.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560j.TIFTYPE="FIG"Options in TYPE="ITALIC"View menu.Options menuNUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560k.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options menu options.TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Save Settings Now"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Saves settings.KEY="Settings"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Opens settings menu.KEY="Find Instance"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Finds an instance.KEY="Find Next Instance"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Finds the next instance.KEY="Font"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Selects Model font.KEY="Clear Tracks"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Return Model to original state.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560l.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options - Settings - General menu options.KEY="General Settings"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Allows you to select place and font of the model window.KEY="Miscellaneous"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Loads relations on start-up of program.KEY="Help Engine"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Selection of Help engine.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560m.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options - Settings - Model menu options.KEY="General"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Presentation of the concept class selected - with a broken line or with a
negative colour.KEY="Colors"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Selection of colors in the model.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560n.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options - Settings - Information menu options.KEY="General"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Selection of activating Information window when instances are loaded.KEY="Instance"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In this dialogue box, you can set TYPE="ITALIC"Property panel size as automatically scalable.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can set instances to be sorted by attribute.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can set automatic request for confirmation when you try to load large
relational databases.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Instances can be presented by the first attribute, by the previous
attribute, or by the name.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560o.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options - Settings - Connection menu options.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"RBEID="3076" WP-ADDR="494"Unmapped format:
(unnamed)Connection - Documentation Viewer TYPE="BOLD"group windowTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Executable"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Name of the Model program and its search path. The search path may be
either
of the type UNC, meaning that it contains the name of the server and shared
directory, or merely the search path of  the program file.KEY="Class Name"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Name of the DynaText program's Windows class (program's own setting, which
may not be changed).KEY="Show"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Starting mode of DynaText; Minimized, Normal, or Maximized. Changing the
setting has no effect, because the settings of DynaText bypass it.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"RBEID="3120" WP-ADDR="503"Unmapped format:
(unnamed)Connection - Dynamic Data ExchangeTYPE="BOLD"  group windowTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Program"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Program's own setting, which must not be changed.KEY="Topic"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Program's own setting, which must not be changed.KEY="Timeout"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Setting a time limit for DDE-connection. If your computer is slow and the
TYPE="ITALIC"DDE Timeout notice is displayed, the time limit should be increased.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"TYPE="ITALIC"Sleep After Viewer ExecutionCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Program's own setting, which is better left untouched. In certain cases,
for
example when you  start DynaText from the Model program for the first time,
the
error message shown below may be displayed. In such a case, you should reload
the document. If the error message is repeated, increase the value in TYPE="ITALIC"Sleep After Viewer Execution.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560p.TIFTYPE="FIG"The program sends this error message when DynaText program is started from
Model for the first time, and loading takes too long. The document is not
loaded to DynaText program because of TYPE="ITALIC"Time Out ofTYPE="ITALIC" DDE link.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560q.TIFTYPE="FIG"TYPE="ITALIC"Options - Settings - Documentation menu options.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"This pane tells which document package the model is associated with.Help menuTYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="Contents"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Loads the present document, "NED - User's manual" into DynaText
program.KEY="About Model"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Shows model's version data.ID="cAdSearch"SEARCHINGCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The search can be started either from DynaText or Model.DynaText SearchCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In DynaText, you can search for occurrences in a collection, a book, or a
document. You can also search across several collections in one search. In
such
cases, you first select the collections which you wish to search and then
start
the search. A TYPE="ITALIC"Multiple Collection View window appears with the books of selected collections, while the search
results are displayed after the books, as normal.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText maintains a list of all the searches you have performed during the
current session. You can select a search from the list for repetition, or edit
search criteria for a different search.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560r.TIFTYPE="FIG"DynaText maintains a list of all the searches you perform. You can select
Standard, Title, or Proximity search in the TYPE="ITALIC"Combo-Box at the bottom of the dialog box.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560s.TIFTYPE="FIG"A Proximity Search search form.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In a document, the search is made from the Table of Contents or as a text
search.Searching across collectionsCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can search Collections for words or phrases by using the Search panel.
In a search across collection, you cannot search for punctuation, i.e. if you
include punctuation in your search, DynaText will perform the search but
ignore
the punctuation.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Search hits are shown separately for each book. Open the book to see the
search hits by the chapter.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"In the same way, you can search for a word or phrase in multiple
collections, but instead of one collection, you first select multiple
collections. Punctuation is ignored in the search. TYPE="ITALIC"Multiple
Collection Window displays the search results.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560t.TIFTYPE="FIG"Search results for multiple collections are displayed in TYPE="ITALIC"Multiple Collection Window.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can refine the search inTYPE="ITALIC" Multiple Collection
Window, which will reduce the number of search hits.Search within a bookCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"When you perform a search in a book, the TOC view and Main view change in
the following ways:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The main window scrolls from your current location in the document to the
first search hit after that location. If you wish, you can press TYPE="ITALIC"Next button to go to the next search hit andTYPE="ITALIC" Prev button to go to the previous search hit.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The position marker in the Table of Contents reflects the current position
at the first hit of the search.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"All successful search hits are highlighted.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The Table of Contents displays, next to each book division, the number of
search occurrences in that division. The total of search hits is displayed
before the main title in the Table of Contents. You can change default
settings
of the TOC to show either whether there are hits TYPE="ITALIC"(On) or not TYPE="ITALIC"(Off).CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Each Book window contains a Search panel, at the bottom of the window by
default. It makes no difference whether you enter the search text in lower or
upper case, because the search is done assuming that all letters are lower
case.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"DynaText imposes a limit of 10 words per phrase; anything more results in
an
error message.Types of searchesCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The search language supports the following types of searches:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"a word or phrase.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"a word or phrase that is near another word or phrase.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"a  pattern that matches several words or phrases.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"a group of words together or near each otherCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"There are also other ways to influence the search criteria. For instance,
you can restrict any search to a particular context in the book, like
titles.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The search words do not have to be completely spelled out; you can replace
parts with wild cards. A wild card character is a character that can stand for
one or more other characters. The allowed wild cards are listed below:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Question mark (?) stands for any single character.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Asterisk (*) stands for any character string, up to the end of the word.
Asterisk also stands for the alternative with zero characters.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"The following list provides some examples of the use of wild cards in word
searches:TYPE="VARIABLE"KEY="This query"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Will matchKEY="fan*"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"fan, fanatic, Fantasia, fantasticKEY="f*ly"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"fly, family, fireflyKEY="s?t"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"sit, sat KEY="??s?"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"upset, visit, besetKEY="????"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"all 4-letter wordsKEY="t*"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"all words beginning with 't'Restrictions to word and phrase searchesCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"There are some restrictions to what characters you can include in your
searches:TYPE="DASHED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Both upper-case and lower-case letters are regarded as lower-case letters
in
the search.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Asterisk (*) always stands for any set of characters, up to the end of the
word.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Question mark (?) stands for any single characterCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES".CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Angle brackets, brackets, equals-sign and quotation marks are not allowed
in
the searches(<>()="), because they have special meaning in the DynaText
search language.Model SearchCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Model search is based on instances which describe hardware and software,
and
searches performed through them. To load the documents, double-click the left
mouse button at the required instance in the Instances window.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"A model contains more comprehensively than documentation the instances in
program blocks, and you can perform searches of documentation from all
instances. For this reason, the search result in DynaText may be "0 hits".
This
means that there is no documentation on the concept, and therefore not on its
instances either.Search examplesService BlockTYPE="NUMB-2"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Select TYPE="ITALIC"Hardware or TYPE="ITALIC"Software (in the example TYPE="ITALIC"Software)CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To select concept class (in the example, TYPE="ITALIC"Service
Block) click the left mouse button. All the instances of the required class will
be
displayed in the Instances window.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"If you wish to view the relations of a certain instance, click the left
mouse button at the instance in the instances list, and select TYPE="ITALIC"Related Instance from TYPE="ITALIC"View menu. The model window will display the number of relations that the
instance
has to the related concept classes.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"name='tab' [tab   ]Click the left mouse button on the required figure representing the
number of relations between two concept classes. The instances of the concept
class which have the relation will be displayed on the instances list.Command ClassTYPE="NUMB-2"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"name='tab' [tab   ]Select TYPE="ITALIC"Hardware or TYPE="ITALIC"Softwarename='tab' [tab   ] (in the example, TYPE="ITALIC"Software)CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To select concept class (in the example, TYPE="ITALIC"Command
Class) click the left mouse button. All the instances of the required class will
then be displayed in the Instances window.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click the left mouse button on the required command class, and then click
the right mouse button anywhere in the same window. A menu is opened. Select
TYPE="ITALIC"Related Instance command there (clicking the right mouse button corresponds to selecting TYPE="ITALIC"Related Instance from the TYPE="ITALIC"View menu). As a result, the number of command groups that have a relation with
the command class is displayed in the Model pane.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click the left mouse button on the figure representing the number of
relations. The colour of concept classes representing the command class and
command group will change to yellow, meaning that the relation in question
exists between these two concept classes.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Select the required command group in the Instances window, click the right
mouse button, and select TYPE="ITALIC"Related Instance command. The Model window will display the number of commands with a relation
to the command group.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click the left mouse button on the figure representing the number of
relations; it is between the concept classes representing the command group
and
the command. The Instances window will now display the commands with a
relation
to the command group.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"If you wish to see what documentation has to say about a command,
double-click the left mouse button on the required command. The viewer will
then display a document describing the command.ID="mUseMainView"MODIFYING DOCUMENTATIONAnnotationsCreating hyperlinksCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can create your own references (hyperlinks) inside a document or
between
different documents. However, the documents must be located in the same book.
There are two types of links: two-way or one-way. A one-way link allows you to
jump to the destination of the link. A two-way link allows you to jump back to
the original place. Hyperlink is created as follows:TYPE="NUMB-2"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Move your mouse pointer to the point that you want to link to text in
another location in the book. You can also link a selected block of text.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click the left mouse button on the TYPE="ITALIC"StartLnk button in the button bar. The button has an arrow pointing up obliquely.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560u.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can create your own hyperlinks by clicking on the second button from right
in the button bar.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"name='tab' [tab   ]Move the mouse pointer to the text in the document that you want to be
the target of the hyperlink. The target of hyperlink can be in the same
document or a different document, but it must be in the same book. Then click
the left mouse button on the TYPE="ITALIC"EndLnk button on the button bar. The button has an arrow pointing obliquely
downwards. A Create New Hyperlink dialog box appears. Write the name of the
hyperlink in the window, and select either public TYPE="ITALIC"(Public) or private TYPE="ITALIC"(Private), and either one-way or two-way TYPE="ITALIC"(One-Way / Two-Way). Private links are saved in the TYPE="ITALIC"private directory defined in TYPE="ITALIC"dynatext.ini file, and public links in the TYPE="ITALIC"public directory. To close the window and save the link, press TYPE="ITALIC"OK.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560v.TIFTYPE="FIG"In the Create New Hyperlink dialog box, you enter the name of the hyperlink
and
select its type.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"There may be several hyperlinks at the same point of text. A dialog box
then
opens, showing all the annotations at that point. Select the annotation you
require and press TYPE="ITALIC"OK. NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560w.TIFTYPE="FIG"If a text part contains several annotations, a dialog box opens and you can
select the required annotation.Deleting hyperlinksCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To delete a hyperlink, click once on the hyperlink icon and select TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Delete Object from the top menu. If there are several hyperlinks, or there are also notes
and bookmarks in the same location, you must select hyperlink from the
annotation list. To open the annotation list, double-click on the annotation
list icon or click on the icon and select TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage
Annotations command from the upper menu. NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560x.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can delete annotations in the  TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage
Annotations  dialog box. The window displays all the notes, bookmarks, and hyperlinks
colour coded. A yellow note icon precedes each note, a red bookmark icon
precedes each bookmark, and a blue hyperlink icon precedes each
hyperlink.NotesCreating notesCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can create and attach your own notes to the document. A note is created
as follows: TYPE="NUMB-2"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click and drag the mouse  pointer on the text that you want to
annotate.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click on the yellow Note button in the centre of the button bar, or select
TYPE="ITALIC"Book-Create Note / Create Annotation from the menu at the top.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560y.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can create your own notes by clicking the icon shown in the centre in the
picture.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"A Create New Note dialog box opens. Enter the name of the note in the
dialog
box; you can use any name you wish. The note may be either private TYPE="ITALIC"(Private) or public TYPE="ITALIC"(Public). Private notes are stored in the TYPE="ITALIC"private directory specified in TYPE="ITALIC"dynatext.ini file, and public notes are stored in the TYPE="ITALIC"public directory.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"1234560z.TIFTYPE="FIG"Naming the note. At the same time, you specify the note as public TYPE="ITALIC"(Public) or private TYPE="ITALIC"(Private).TYPE="NUMBERED"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"When you have named the note and pressed TYPE="ITALIC"OK, an Annotation window appears. The name of the note is shown at the top bar
of the annotation window. Below it is the name of the owner of this
annotation,
and even lower the name of the book. The text of the annotation is written in
the box at the bottom. After writing the text, close the window using the
Control-menu box in the upper-right corner of the dialog box.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345610.TIFNUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345611.TIFTYPE="FIG"The name of the annotation is in the top bar of the Annotation window. Next to
it is the owner, and below each, the name of the book. You enter the
annotation
text in the box at the bottom.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"A small icon of the note is inserted near to the text you selected. To view
the note text, click the icon. name='tab' [tab   ]Deleting notesCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To delete a note, click the note icon and select TYPE="ITALIC"Book -
Delete Object from the menu. If there are many notes, or if there are also hyperlinks or
bookmarks at the same point, select the note from the dialog box. To open the
dialog box, double-click the annotation icon, or click the icon and select
TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage Annotations  from the top menu. NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345612.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can delete notes in the TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage
Annotations dialog box, which opens from the top menu. The window displays all the
notes,
bookmarks, and hyperlinks colour coded. A yellow note icon precedes each note,
a red bookmark icon precedes each bookmark, and a blue hyperlink icon precedes
each hyperlink.BookmarksCreating bookmarksCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"You can create your own bookmarks in the document. Bookmarks are created as
follows: TYPE="NUMB-2"CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click and drag the mouse pointer on the text that you want to mark.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Click the left mouse button on the second button from the right in the
button bar, or select TYPE="ITALIC"Book-Create Note / Create
Bookmark from the top menu.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345613.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can create your own bookmarks by clicking the second button from right in
the top button bar.CENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"A Create New Bookmark dialog box appears, with a field to type in the name
of the bookmark. You can select any name you wish. The bookmark my be either
private TYPE="ITALIC"(Private) or public TYPE="ITALIC"(Public). Private bookmarks are saved in the TYPE="ITALIC"private directory specified in TYPE="ITALIC"dynatext.ini file public bookmarks are stored in the TYPE="ITALIC"public directory. Enter the name of the bookmark and click TYPE="ITALIC"OK.NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345614.TIFTYPE="FIG"Creating your own bookmarks.Deleting bookmarksCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"To delete a bookmark, click on the bookmark icon and select  TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Delete Object from the top menu. If there are several bookmarks, or if there are also
hyperlinks or notes at the same point, select the note from the dialog box. To
open the dialog box, double-click the bookmark icon or click the icon and
select TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage Annotations  from the top menu. NUMBER="0"TYPE="TIFF" SIZE="FONT1" VIEW="offline"12345615.TIFTYPE="FIG"You can delete bookmarks in the TYPE="ITALIC"Book - Manage
Annotations dialog box, opened from the top menu. The window displays all the notes,
bookmarks, and hyperlinks colour-coded. A yellow note icon precedes each note,
a red bookmark icon precedes each bookmark, and a blue hyperlink icon precedes
each hyperlink.UNIX INSTALLATIONCENTER="C-NO" SIZE="8" FILL="YES"Unix installation is made from the same CD disc as PC installation. Unix
installation is made using Unix script.0.0  NED User's GuideNED User's GuidePURPOSEGENERALGLOSSARYREFERENCESINSTALLING THE SOFTWARETHE VIEWERMODELSEARCHINGMODIFYING DOCUMENTATIONUNIX INSTALLATIONHardware and software requirementsInstallationLoading the Program and Selecting the CollectionProgram WindowsProgram MenusLoading the ProgramProgram Buttons and WindowsMenus in the Model DynaText SearchModel SearchAnnotationsNotesBookmarksCollection windowBook listDocument's table of contentsFile menuEdit menuBook menuCollection menuJournal menuView menuWindow menuHelp menuFile menuView menuOptions menuHelp menuSearching across collectionsSearch within a bookTypes of searchesRestrictions to word and phrase searchesSearch examplesCreating hyperlinksDeleting hyperlinksCreating notes Creating bookmarksDeleting bookmarks0.0  NED User's GuideNED User's GuidePURPOSEGENERALGLOSSARYREFERENCESINSTALLING THE SOFTWARETHE VIEWERMODELSEARCHINGMODIFYING DOCUMENTATIONUNIX INSTALLATIONHardware and software requirementsInstallationLoading the Program and Selecting the CollectionProgram WindowsProgram MenusLoading the ProgramProgram Buttons and WindowsMenus in the Model DynaText SearchModel SearchAnnotationsNotesBookmarksCollection windowBook listDocument's table of contentsFile menuEdit menuBook menuCollection menuJournal menuView menuWindow menuHelp menuFile menuView menuOptions menuHelp menuSearching across collectionsSearch within a bookTypes of searchesRestrictions to word and phrase searchesSearch examplesCreating hyperlinksDeleting hyperlinksCreating notes Creating bookmarksDeleting bookmarks0.0  NED User's GuideNED User's GuidePURPOSEGENERALGLOSSARYREFERENCESINSTALLING THE SOFTWARETHE VIEWERMODELSEARCHINGMODIFYING DOCUMENTATIONUNIX INSTALLATIONHardware and software requirementsInstallationLoading the Program and Selecting the CollectionProgram WindowsProgram MenusLoading the ProgramProgram Buttons and WindowsMenus in the Model DynaText SearchModel SearchAnnotationsNotesBookmarksCollection windowBook listDocument's table of contentsFile menuEdit menuBook menuCollection menuJournal menuView menuWindow menuHelp menuFile menuView menuOptions menuHelp menuSearching across collectionsSearch within a bookTypes of searchesRestrictions to word and phrase searchesSearch examplesCreating hyperlinksDeleting hyperlinksCreating notes Creating bookmarksDeleting bookmarks