Long Entries:
    A long entry is text that the short expands to. A long entry can be
    specified 3 different ways within a database file.

    1. Any text that is positioned between a !short: command and a
       !seealso: command.

    2. Any text between two !short: commands

    3. Text contained in a separate file. This text is pointed to with
       the !file: command.

    To enter a long entry between two of our !short: entries.

     !short: Chopin                                                      
  +-.                 Side 1:                                            
  |                          Song 1                                      
  |                          Song 2                                      
  |                          Song 3                                      
  |                          Song 4                                      
  |                          Song 5                                      
  |-.                                                                    
  |  !short: Bach                                                        
  |  !short: Mozart                                                      
  |
  +--------- This area of text will become the long entry.

    We have just created a long entry. As you can see, to create a long
    entry, all you do is type the text directly below the short entry
    that expands to it. Type the text exactly as you want it to appear
    in the display window. (The window is 78 characters wide. A long
    entry can be 65,536 characters long.) This long entry will be dis-
    played by EXPANDing the !short entry Chopin.



    Press the Gray + key to proceed to the next topic (long entry).