#Provide four strings to <Define Prompt Set>; the strings specify prompts for:
# 1. the first panel in a sequence
# 2. any middle panel in a sequence that does not have radio buttons, checkboxes, or standard buttons
# 3. the last panel in a sequence
# 4. any panel with controls (radio buttons, checkboxes, or standard buttons)
#
<Define Prompt Set> "standard" , "To begin, click the right arrow.", "Do this step, then click the right arrow.", "Do this step, then you're done.", "Make your choice, then click the right arrow."
<Define Prompt Set> "standard2" , "To begin, click the right arrow.", "Click the left arrow to go back or the right arrow to continue.", "That's all, you're done!", "Make your choice, then click the right arrow."
<Default Prompt Set> "standard2"
<Define Prompt Set> "introprompts" , "To begin, click the right arrow. "," ", " ", " "
<Define Prompt Set> "introToolsprompts" , "To begin, click the right arrow. "," ", " ", "To begin, click the right arrow."
<Define Prompt Set> "doThisprompt" , "Do this step, then click the right arrow.", "Do this step, then click the right arrow.", " ", "Do this step, then click the right arrow."
<Define Prompt Set> "YouAreDone2" , " ", " ", "That's all, you're done. ", "That's all, you're done."
<Define Prompt Set> "continuePrompt" , "After the dictionary opens, click Continue.", "After the dictionary opens, click Continue.", "After the dictionary opens, click Continue.", " "
<Define Prompt Set> "continue2Prompt" , "After the folder opens, click Continue.", "After the folder opens, click Continue.", "After the folder opens, click Continue.", " "
<Define Prompt Set> "Defn&HuhPrompts" , "Read this information, then you're done.", "Read this information, then you're done.", "Read this information, then you're done.", " "
# *****************HELP MENU INFORMATION********************
#define how the name of this guide file should appear in SurfWriter's Help menu
#the menu item name is "SurfWriter Guide"
#the guide file for this menu item is of type HELP
#if you use the cmd like this, it does NOT give you Cmd-Key symbol
# or ? in the Help menu
#<Help Menu> "SurfWriter Guide", HELP
#therefore, specify the command like this
<Help Menu> "SurfWriter Guide", HELP, "?"
#use this command to specify the text that appears for this guide file in your
# application's Help menu; that is, when the cursor is in the SurfWriter Guide menu item
# and Balloon Help is on, the Finder displays this text in a help balloon
<Balloon Menu Text> "Provides information and instructions to assist you in accomplishing specific tasks with SurfWriter"
#To specify that your guide file appear only in the Help menu of your application,
#use this command and specify your application's creator, for example :