Different typefaces and type styles are used throughout this document to indicate specific information.
In this document, references to Windows include:
• Windows NT
• Windows 2000
• Windows XP Professional (Pro)
In this document, references to UNIX includes:
• Linux
All dialog boxes, edit boxes, screens, and product displays in this installation guide are shown in Windows 2000. Some features and options may not be available or may be accessed differently on other Windows systems.
The letter Z is used to represent the drive or device, for example, Z:\Program Files\D3 where Z represents the drive.
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Italic |
• Variables to be replaced by the value that can be a name, word, or number. For example, file.name is replaced with CUST.FILE. • Manual titles and section titles. • Emphasis for impact or the first time a word is used. For example, …resources and information make up the state of the application. |
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Mono |
Code examples, syntax, commands, menu items, screen text, and other keywords recognized by the system. |
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Mono bold |
When entering or typing words or characters. |
Command Statements
Display in Mono font with the following conventions:
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UPPERCASE |
Characters printed in uppercase are required and must appear exactly as shown. |
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lowercase |
Characters or words printed in lowercase are parameters to be supplied by the user (that is, line number, data, and so on). |
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{} |
Braces surrounding a parameter indicate an optional parameter. |
Active Links
When this guide is viewed in Portable Document Format (PDF), certain text contains hypertext links to Web sites and appear as:
http://www.rainingdata.com/solutions/products/fc/flash_main.html
Cross references to other topics that are italicized in this document are active links to that topic. These links appear as:
See Document Conventions for information on typeface usage.