═══ 1. The first heading ═══


Here you can see how simple it is to edit a MAKEIPF source file. Look at 
SAMPLE.TXT first, and compare it with SAMPLE.INF. I have not put the file 
SAMPLE.IPF produced by MAKEIPF into the ZIP file, it won't be interested. 

To mark a word, you have only to use the index char defined in the ini file. 
Now I mark the word hello. It will be placed into the index and all other 
occurences of the word hello in other chapters will automatically get a link to 
this chapter. 

The links at the end of this window are created automatically. 

subchapters: 
Line drawing, footnotes, bitmap 
Fonts, unordered list 

next chapter: 
Window arrangement 


═══ 1.1. Line drawing, footnotes, bitmap ═══


Now I write hello without any mark. It has a link to the first chapter where I 
marked hello with the index char. 

But now to other interested functions. 


      ┌───────────────────────────┐
      │     Line drawing can be   │
      ├─────────────┼─────────────┤
      │      so     │   simple    │
      └─────────────┴─────────────┘

A footnote * in normal text. And a bitmap. 

Several boxes in the normal text. 


═══ 1.2. Fonts, unordered list ═══


This is font C, defined in the ini file. 

again the default font 

You can define toggle chars in the ini file. 
italic bold underlined and bold-underlined. 

o unordered list; look at the formatting of the text, the next line has got a 
  margin, if the text is big enough to get wrapped into a new line. 
o next line of unordered list 


═══ 2. Window arrangement ═══


This main chapter gets 50% of the main window. The main window is divided 
vertically. The remaining part on the right side the subchapter is divided in 
the subchapter window on the top (60%), and the sub-subchapter window on the 
bottom gets the remaining 40%. 

subchapters: 
Subchapter without sub-subchapters 
Subchapter with several sub-subchapters 

next chapter: 
The End 


═══ 2.1. Subchapter without sub-subchapters ═══


If the subchapter hasn't got any subchapters itself, the window gets the whole 
remaining room. 

This DP dot command duplicates the heading text of heading level 3 with font D, 
then uses the heading text as target link and places the heading text in the 
index. 


═══ 2.2. Subchapter with several sub-subchapters ═══


(The two ID dot commands below are necessary for the external links from the 
file MAKEIPF.INF to this chapter.) 

Important Political Institutions in Germany 

subchapters: 
Federal President 
Federal Chancellor 
Big political Parties in Germany 

next chapter: 
The End 


═══ 2.2.1. Federal President ═══


Federal President 

The President represents the federal republic. In comparison to a lot of other 
states, he can't make political decisions. 


═══ 2.2.2. Federal Chancellor ═══


Federal Chancellor 

The chancellor is the leader of the government and makes political decisions. 


═══ 2.2.3. Big political Parties in Germany ═══


Big political Parties in Germany 

CDU: christian democratic union. (More market) 

SPD: social-democratic party of germany. (More welfare) 


═══ 3. The End ═══


That was a little demonstration of some MAKEIPF functions. Detailed information 
in MAKEIPF.INF. 


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