For example, say you've created a file with the slide information described in the paragraph that was shown in the previous slide (if you don't remember, click the "<<prev<<" button or use the left-arrow key to go back to that slide, read it again, then click ">>next>>" or use the right-arrow key to return to this slide). You've got the following  information in the file named "TopSoft Inc.":

resource
ID#
------------------
PICT

3
TEXT

4
styl

4

So you've got 2 slides for this topic: slide ID#3 and ID#4. Now create a TSAb resource in your file and edit it so you have the following information:

TSAb #128
numItems
2
*****
slide ID number: 3
*****
slide ID number: 4
*****

I can't draw the actual ResEdit screen here, but you get the idea. Close and save the file and you're done!

As a note, I've decided NOT to use compressed PICTs, as it would require QuickTime. And all PICTs should be kept to 8-bit or under to allow for the lowest common denominator in terms of machine performance.

That's all there is to it. Perhaps you should  name the file something meaningful; your name is a good start. Remember: the name of the file will appear in the Topic List on the left side of the ABox, and if it is placed inside a folder with the same name, the file's contents will appear as if they were the folder's contents, providing a means to display slides for folder-names in the list.