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Marks a blank space in a table where information will be pasted in
during final production.
GLOBAL
<TABLE_UNIT>
text
<ENDTABLE_UNIT>
Begins a portion of a table containing rows that you want to group as a
logical unit.
GLOBAL
<TABLE_UNIT_HEADS> (col heading-1 [ \col heading-2 . . . [ \col heading-9]])
Specifies headings you want to use for a table unit.
GLOBAL
<TAG> (tag name [ \tag arg-1 . . . [ \tag arg-8]])
Labels a tag and its arguments.
GLOBAL
<TAG_SECTION> [([running title]
[ \number prefix] [ \NEWPAGE])]
text
<ENDTAG_SECTION>
Begins a tag reference section, enables tags reserved for use in tag
sections, and sets paging attributes.
SOFTWARE (Tag
template)
<TERMINATING_TAG> (
Specifies the required terminator for a tag.
SOFTWARE (Tag
template)
<TEXT_SIZE> (
Changes the size of type used in the context of topics, tables, and
lists on a single slide.
OVERHEADS
<TITLE> (title line-1 [ \title line-2 . . . [ \title line-4]])
GLOBAL: labels up to 3 lines of a title on a title page or
part page.
OVERHEADS: labels up to 4 lines of a title for
a new slide.
<TITLE_PAGE>
text
<ENDTITLE_PAGE>
Labels the beginning of a title page and enables the title page tags.
GLOBAL
<TITLE_SECTION>
text
<ENDTITLE_SECTION>
Begins the title section of an article. The title spans both columns of
the article.
ARTICLE
Specifies a line of topic text for a slide.
OVERHEADS
<TO_ADDRESS> (address line-1 [ \address line-2 . . . [ \address line-5]])
Places the name and address of the receiver of a letter flush left on
the left margin.
LETTER
Labels the user portion of a dialog between user and system in an
interactive example.
GLOBAL
<UNDERLINE> (text)
or
<UNDERLINE>
text
<ENDUNDERLINE>
Marks a portion of text you want underlined.
GLOBAL
<UPDATE_RANGE> (start page \
Marks the location at which a new section of updated pages begins.
GLOBAL
Labels text that you want to appear as uppercase in the final output.
GLOBAL
Sends an informational message to the terminal, .LIS, or .LOG file
during processing of a file.
GLOBAL
<USER_W_MESSAGE> (warning text)
Sends a warning message to the terminaL, .LIS, or .LOG file during
processing of a file.
GLOBAL
Labels a permissible page break within a monospaced example (created
with the <CODE_EXAMPLE>, <DISPLAY>, <INTERACTIVE>, or
<LINE_ART> tags).
GLOBAL
Marks a permissible place that a first-level table row, not a nested
table row, may be broken across pages.
GLOBAL
Labels a program variable or number you want to typographically
distinguish.
GLOBAL
Specifies a vertical bar anywhere in your file. You must use this tag,
however, to specify a vertical bar in an argument to a tag.
GLOBAL
Provides information about the author's professional history.
ARTICLE
<X> (index entry
Creates a main index entry in either a single-document or a master
index. For a printed book, the <X> tag creates a reference to the
page on which this tag appears. For a book you create for Bookreader,
the <X> tag creates a hotspot on the index entry that you click
on to display the associated text.
GLOBAL
<XS> (<XS>subentry-1 [
<XS>subentry-2 [ \ <XS>subentry-3]])
or
<XSUBENTRY> (subentry-1 [
<XSUBENTRY>subentry-2 [ <_XSUBENTRY>subentry-3]])
Separates the main index entry from the first subentry, the first
subentry from the second, and the second subentry from the third. Used
within the argument to the <X> or <Y> tags. For a printed
book, the <XS> or <XSUBENTRY> tags create a reference to
the page on which the tag appears. For a book you create for
Bookreader, the <XS> or <XSUBENTRY> tags create a hotspot
on the index entry with no page reference.
GLOBAL
<Y> (index entry
Used with the <XSUBENTRY> tag to create an index entry and a
subentry that has no page reference for a printed book and no hotspot
for a book you create for Bookreader. Use the <Y> and
<XSUBENTRY> tags for cross-references ("See" or
"See also" entries) to other index entries.
GLOBAL
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