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.begin_file
.com(=================================)
.com( RTF commands TOC topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(rtfcmd,RTF Commands,Some Useful )
.in
##.j(cmdbrdrdb,\\brdrdb)
##.j(cmdbrdrs,\\brdrs)
##.j(cmdbrdrsh,\\brdrsh)
##.j(cmdbrdrth,\\brdrth)
##.j(cmdli,\\li)
##.j(cmdri,\\ri)
##.j(cmdql,\\ql)
##.j(cmdqr,\\qr)
##.j(cmdqj,\\qj)
##.j(cmdqc,\\qc)
##.j(cmdtab,\\tab)
##.j(cmdhh,\\'hh)
.un
.n
.box
.b(NOTE:) All .p(rtfcmds,RTF commands) should be separated from
regular text by some kind of 'white space'. This includes a space
(' ') or a carriage return.
.bend
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( start macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdstr,\'2estart Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2estart(label,topic,bitmap_file,application_name).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) marks the beginning of a macro
file. It produces an attractive header for the Table of Contents
.p1(topic). .b(label) and .b(topic) are as described for the
\'2eent macro. .b(bitmap_file) is the filename of a \'2eBMP file
generated by a bitmap editor such as Windows Paintbrush.
.b(application_name) is the title that will appear in the header of
the Table of Contents topic. You must provide a topic entry labeled
'icon' which will be jumped to when the user clicks on the icon in
the Table of Contents header. The \'2estart statement also requires
a corresponding \'2eend to indicate the end of the table of
contents..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n.n
.[
\li720
\'2estart(main,Contents,DEMO\'2eBMP,A Help Demonstration).n
This is the table of contents topic. It is ended by the
next line..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(icon,Version,Help File ).n
This is a mandatory topic. We jump to here when the
DEMO\'2eBMP icon is clicked..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eend_file.n
.]
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdef,\'2eend_file)
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( startc macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdstrc,\'2estartc Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2estartc(label,topic,bitmap_file,application_name,context_name,context_number).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) marks the beginning of a macro
file. It produces an attractive header for the Table of Contents
.p1(topic). .b(label) and .b(topic) are as described for the
\'2eent macro. .b(bitmap_file) is the filename of a \'2eBMP file
generated by a bitmap editor such as Windows Paintbrush.
.b(application_name) is the title that will appear in the header of
the Table of Contents topic. You must provide a topic entry labeled
'icon' which will be jumped to when the user clicks on the icon in
the Table of Contents header. The \'2estartc statement also requires
a corresponding \'2eend to indicate the end of the table of
contents..n
.n
.b(context_name) is the name of the context associated with this topic.
.b(context_number) is a number that may be used by an external program
to select this topic..n.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n.n
.[
\li720
\'2estartc(main,Contents,DEMO\'2eBMP,Help Demo,general,001).n
This is the table of contents topic. It is ended by the
next line..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(icon,Version,Help File ).n
This is a mandatory topic. We jump to here when the
DEMO\'2eBMP icon is clicked..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eend_file.n
.]
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdef,\'2eend_file)
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( ent macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdent,\'2eent Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2eent(label,topic,prefix).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) marks the start of a .p1(topic)
entry. .b(label) is used to refer to the topic in the \'2ej and
\'2ej1 macros, .b(topic) is the name that will appear in the topic
header and in the Search dialog box; and .b(prefix) is a string that
will appear as a prefix in the header (if the topic is "Frogs" and
the prefix is "The", the header will be "The Frogs" but the entry in
the Search dialog box will be "Frogs"). The prefix can be an empty
string..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(file,File Commands, ).n
\'2ein.n
\'23\'23\'2ej(open,Open File)\'2en.n
\'2eun.n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(open,Open File, ).n
This command allows you to open an existing file..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdend,\'2eend), .j(cmdj,\'2ej), .j(cmdj1,\'2ej1).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( entc macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdentc,\'2eentc Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2eentc(label,topic,prefix,context_name,context_number).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) marks the start of a .p1(topic)
entry. .b(label) is used to refer to the topic in the \'2ej and
\'2ej1 macros, .b(topic) is the name that will appear in the topic
header and in the Search dialog box; and .b(prefix) is a string that
will appear as a prefix in the header (if the topic is "Frogs" and
the prefix is "The", the header will be "The Frogs" but the entry in
the Search dialog box will be "Frogs"). The prefix can be an empty
string. .b(context_name) is the name of the context associated with
this topic. .b(context_number) is a number that may be used by an
external program to select this topic..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eentc(file,File Commands, ,menucmds,010).n
\'2ein.n
\'23\'23\'2ej(open,Open File)\'2en.n
\'2eun.n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eentc(open,Open File, ,menucmds,020).n
This command allows you to open an existing file..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdend,\'2eend), .j(cmdj,\'2ej), .j(cmdj1,\'2ej1).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( pent macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdpent,\'2epent Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2epent(label,topic).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is identical to \'2eent, except
that it creates .p1(popup) topic boxes instead of .p1(topic) pages.
This type of popup box is usually used for definitions. .b(label)
is used to refer to the topic in the \'2ep and \'2ep1 macros
described below. .b(topic) should match the topic label in
the corresponding \'2ep or \'2ep1 macro..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(size,Font Size,Changing ).n
This item allows you to change the size of the display font. The
new size can be anywhere from 6 \'2ep1(points) to 72 points..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(points,Points).n
A sizing standard for text. There are 72 points to the inch.
Therefore, 6 points is 6/72" = 1/12"..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdend,\'2eend), .j(cmdp,\'2ep), .j(cmdp1,\'2ep1).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( pentc macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdpentc,\'2epentc Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2epentc(label,topic,context_name,context_number).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is identical to \'2eentc, except
that it creates .p1(popup) topic boxes instead of .p1(topic) pages.
This type of popup box is usually used for definitions. .b(label)
is used to refer to the topic in the \'2ep and \'2ep1 macros
described below. .b(topic) should match the topic label in
the corresponding \'2ep or \'2ep1 macro. .b(context_name) is the
name of the context associated with this popup and .b(context_number)
is a number that may be used by an external program to select this
popup..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(size,Font Size,Changing ).n
This item allows you to change the size of the display font. The
new size can be anywhere from 6 \'2ep1(points) to 72 points..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epentc(points,Points,texthlp,235).n
A sizing standard for text. There are 72 points to the inch.
Therefore, 6 points is 6/72" = 1/12"..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdend,\'2eend), .j(cmdp,\'2ep), .j(cmdp1,\'2ep1).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( end macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdend,\'2eend Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2eend.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) marks the end of a .p1(topic) entry
that was started with \'2eent or \'2epent..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:) See the examples for \'2estart, \'2eent and \'2epent..n
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdstr,\'2estart), .j(cmdent,\'2eent),
.j(cmdpent,\'2epent).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( j macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdj,\'2ej Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ej(label,string).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) creates an underlined .b(string)
and uses the string as a jump area. If the user clicks on a jump
area, the .p1(topic) represented by .b(label) is shown on the
screen..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(layout,Page Layout,The ).n
How to Lay Out.n
\'2es.n
\'2ej(pageno,Page Numbers)\'2en.n
\'2ej1(Headers)\'2en.n
\'2ej1(Footers)\'2en.n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(pageno,Page Numbers, Laying Out ).n
Text for page number layout goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(Headers,Headers,Laying Out ).n
Text for page header layout goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(Footers,Footers,Laying Out ).n
Text for page footer layout goes here..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdent,\'2eent), .j(cmdj1,\'2ej1),
.j(cmdbj,\'2ebj).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( j1 macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdj1,\'2ej1 Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ej1(label).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is identical to a \'2ej with its
.b(label) and .b(string) being identical. This macro is used for
brevity..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:) See the example for the \'2ej command..n
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdent,\'2eent), .j(cmdj,\'2ej).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( p macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdp,\'2ep Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ep(label,string).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) underlines .b(string) with a dotted
line and uses it as a jump area. If the user clicks on the jump
area, the topic represented by .b(label) is shown in a .p1(popup)
window. This is used to show definitions..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(cmds,Keyboard Commands,New ).n
The keyboard that supports Chicago has three extra keys; the
\'2ep1(LWIN) key, the \'2ep1(RWIN) key and the \'2ep(application,APP)
key..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(application,APP).n
When pressed, brings up the context menu at the current select
position..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(LWIN,LWIN).n
Sets the focus to the Chicago User Interface. Same
functionality as the RWIN key, but uses a different
scan code..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(RWIN,RWIN).n
Sets the focus to the Chicago User Interface. Same
functionality as the LWIN key, but uses a different
scan code..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdpent,\'2epent), .j(cmdp1,\'2ep1).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( p1 macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdp1,\'2ep1 Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ep1(label).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is identical to \'2ep with its
.b(label) and .b(string) being identical. This macro can be used
for brevity..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:) See the example for the \'2ep command..n
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdpent,\'2epent), .j(cmdp,\'2ep).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bj macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbj,\'2ebj Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebj(label,bitmap_name).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is creates a graphical jump area
using .b(bitmap_name) as the graphic. If the user clicks on the
jump area, the topic represented by .b(label) is shown on the
screen..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(filecmds,File Commands, ).n
\'2ebj(new,new\'2ebmp) New File.n
\'2ebj(open,open\'2ebmp) Open File.n
\'2ebj(close,close\'2ebmp) Close File.n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(new,New File, ).n
Text for new file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(open,Open File, ).n
Text for open file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2eent(close,Close File, ).n
Text for close file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdent,\'2eent), .j(cmdj,\'2ej).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bp macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbp,\'2ebp Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebp(label,bitmap_name).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is creates a graphical jump area
using .b(bitmap_name) as the graphic. If the user clicks on the
jump area, the popup represented by .b(label) is shown on the
screen..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(filecmds,File Commands, ).n
\'2ebp(new,new\'2ebmp) New File.n
\'2ebp(open,open\'2ebmp) Open File.n
\'2ebp(close,close\'2ebmp) Close File.n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(new,New File, ).n
Text for new file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(open,Open File, ).n
Text for open file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
\'2epent(close,Close File, ).n
Text for close file command goes here..n
\'2eend.n
.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdent,\'2eent), .j(cmdj,\'2ej).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( fj macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdfj,\'2efj Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2efj(file_name,string).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This macro creates an underlined .b(string) and uses
the string as a jump area. Instead of jumping to a topic in the
current help (or HTML) file, the jump area jumps to the beginning
of a new help (or HTML) file called .b(file_name). The current file
is closed and the new file is displayed..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
.b(Windows Help File:).n.n
\tab \'2eent(prgcmds,Programming Commands, ).n
\tab \'2efj(c.hlp,C Commands)\'2en.n
\tab \'2efj(pascal.hlp,Pascal Commands)\'2en.n
\tab \'2efj(winapi.hlp,Windows API)\'2en.n
\tab \'2eend.n.n
.b(HTML pages:).n.n
\tab \'2eent(places,Favorite Places,My ).n
\tab \'2efj(http://www\'2ecoriolis\'2ecom,Coriolis Group)\'2en.n
\tab \'2efj(ftp://ftp\'2emicrosoft\'2ecom,Microsoft ftp Site)\'2en.n
\tab \'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbfj,\'2ebfj)
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bfj macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbfj,\'2ebfj Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebfj(file_name,bitmap_name).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This macro creates a graphical jump area using
the .b(bitmap_name) as the graphic. Instead of jumping to a topic
in the current help (or HTML) file, the jump area jumps to the
beginning of a new help (or HTML) file called .b(file_name). The
current file is closed and the new file is displayed..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(other,Other Help,Links to ).n
\'2ebfj(delphi.hlp,delphi\'2ebmp)\'2en.n
\'2ebfj(bcc.hlp,borcpp\'2ebmp)\'2en.n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdfj,\'2efj)
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( top macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdtop,\'2etop Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2etop(string).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) is used inside of \'2eent and
\'2epent entries to add .b(string) as another associated topic name
to the Search dialog box..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2epent(mouse,Pointing Devices).n
\'2etop(Trackball).n
\'2etop(Graphics Tablet).n
\'2etop(Mouse).n
\'2etop(Pointing Stick).n
\'2etop(Joy Stick).n
A device that moves the graphical cursor around the
screen and that allows you to select objects..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdent,\'2eent), .j(cmdpent,\'2epent).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bmp macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbmp,\'2ebmp Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebmp(pathname).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) inserts a named \'2eBMP bitmap
file on the current line. The bitmap is positioned as though it
were just another character..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(open,Open Macro File, ).n
Use the \'2ebmp(openrtf\'2ebmp) Open Macro File button to open the
file..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbmpl,\'2ebmpl), .j(cmdbmpr,\'2ebmpr).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bmpl macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbmpl,\'2ebmpl Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebmpl(pathname).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) inserts a named \'2eBMP bitmap
file at the far left side of the current line. Any text following
the \'2ebmpl entry is wrapped around the bitmap..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(close,Close Macro File, ).n
\'2ebmpl(closertf\'2ebmp)Close the macro file and all associated
files. Disable any menu items relating to open files..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbmp,\'2ebmp), .j(cmdbmpr,\'2ebmpr).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bmpr macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbmpr,\'2ebmpr Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebmpr(pathname).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) inserts a named \'2eBMP bitmap
file at the far right side of the current line. Any text following
the \'2ebmpr entry is wrapped around the bitmap..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(keydisp,Key Information,Display ).n
\'2ebmpr(keydisp\'2ebmp)The key display area shows
the scan codes that will be sent for this particular
key - unshifted, shifted, control and alternate..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbmp,\'2ebmp), .j(cmdbmpl,\'2ebmpl).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( box macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbox,\'2ebox Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebox.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) draws a box around the current
paragraph. It applies to all subsequent paragraphs up to the
\'2ebend command. Box drawing should only be done in normal
text areas in \'2eent or \'2epent areas..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(about,About HelpGen, ).n
Display a box containing version information and
copyright information..n
\'2en.n
\'2ebox.n
\'2eb(NOTE:) The integer portion of the version number
indicates a major revision and the decimal portion
indicates a minor revision..n
\'2ebend.n
\'2es.n
All dialog boxes use icon-style pushbuttons and
graphical elements..n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbend,\'2ebend).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( bend macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdbend,\'2ebend Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ebend.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) completes the box drawing that was
started with a \'2ebox command..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:) See the \'2ebox example..n
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdbox,\'2ebox).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( rem macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdrem,\'2erem Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2erem(text).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) allows comments to be inserted
into the macro file..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2erem(-----------------------------------------------).n
\'2erem( Macro file for RENAULT.EXE help).n
\'2erem(-----------------------------------------------).n
\'2estart(main,Contents,renault\'2ebmp,Renault Help).n
\'2erem(Insert table of Contents here).n
\'2eend.n
\'2eend_file.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdcom,\'2ecom).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( com macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdcom,\'2ecom Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ecom(text).n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) allows comments to be inserted
into the macro file. Unlike the \'2erem macro, the comments created
with \'2ecom are also placed in the .RTF file..n
.n
.box
Do not put \'2ecom comments in front of the \'2estart or \'2estartc
macros. Use \'2erem instead.
.bend
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2ecom(-----------------------------------------------).n
\'2ecom( Build help topic ).n
\'2ecom(-----------------------------------------------).n
\'2eent(cmdbld,Build Help Topic,The ).n
This is the Build help topic.\'2en.n
\'2eend.n
.]
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdrem,\'2erem).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( in macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdin,\'2ein Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2ein.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) starts an indented text section,
which usually contains a list of items. The indented section is
a hanging indent, which means that the first line is indented less
than the following lines. Each beginning line will look good if
it begins with either a number or a bullet..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(sellcars,Sell Cars,How to ).n
\'2ein.n
\'23n(1)Find a customer.\'2en.n
\'23n(2)Convince them this is the car of their dreams, no matter
how bad it is.\'2en.n
\'23n(3)Close the sale. Get their John Hancock on the bottom line.\'2en.n
\'2eun.n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdun,\'2eun), .j(cmdpp,\'23\'23), .j(cmdpb,\'23b), .j(cmdpn,\'23n).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( un macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdun,\'2eun Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'2eun.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) ends ('unindents') an indented
text section..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:) See the example for the \'2ein command..n
.n
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdin,\'2ein).n
.end
.com(=================================)
.com( pound pound macro topic )
.com(=================================)
.ent(cmdpp,\'23\'23 Macro,The )
.b(SYNTAX:) \'23\'23.n
.n
.b(EXPLANATION:) This .p1(macro) represents a bullet for a list
item. It should be followed immediately by text..n
.n
.b(EXAMPLE:).n
.n
.[
\li720
\'2eent(advantages,Quilt Advantages, ).n
\'2es.n
\'23\'23Uses no electricity.\'2en.n
\'23\'23All natural construction.\'2en.n
\'23\'23Reduces number of blankets needed.\'2en.n
\'2eend.n.n
.]
.b(SEE ALSO:) .j(cmdun,\'2eun), .j(cmdpb,\'23b), .j(cmdpn,\'23n).n
.end
.end_file