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# Glossary of Winhelp Terminology

Bitmap, Multiple-Resolution (.MRB)
Bitmap, Segmented-Graphics (.SHG)
Bitmap, by Reference
Bitmap (.BMP)
Browse Sequence
Build Tag
Context String
Keyword
Metafile (.WMF)
Non-Scrolling Region

# A multiple-resolution bitmap is a single bitmap file that contains one or more bitmaps that have been marked for use with specific displays, such as the CGA, EGA, VGA, or 8514 displays.  You use multiple-resolution bitmaps to avoid problems associated with displaying bitmaps designed for a single type of display.

# A hypergraphic is a bitmap that includes one or more hotspots. A hotspot can cover any portion of the bitmap. A bitmap can include multiple hotspots that link to Help topics or run Help macros when clicked.

Using the Hotspot Editor, you can assign hotspots to a bitmap and assign attributes to each hotspot. Each hotspot includes the following attributes:

*	Context string
*	Link type (jump, pop-up, or macro)
*	Visible or invisible hotspot borders
*	Hotspot ID

# A bitmap placed by reference is added to an RTF source file by using the bml, bmr, or bmc command, rather than pasting the bitmap straight into the source.

# A bitmap is a binary representation of a picture, stored pixel by pixel.

# A browse sequence typically consists of two or more related topics that are intended to be read sequentially.

# The Microsoft Help Compiler uses build tags to determine whether it should include a topic in the help file.

# A string that uniquely identifies a help topic.

# A word associated with a topic that is displayed in the search dialog.

# A representation of a picture in a "vector" format.  The file consists of "higher level" graphical commands.

# The region that may appear at the top of a help topic, that is always displayed while remaining in that particular topic.