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- ****** MiniView.man ************************************************************
- *
- * MiniView -- `Lite' version of the AmigaGuide/MultiView HyperBrowser (37.1)
- *
- ********************************************************************************
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-
- SYNOPSIS
- DataBase/A,Doc=Document/K,Line/N,PS=PubScreen/K,Port=PortName/K
-
-
- DESCRIPTION
- CLI-only hyperbrowser that acts almost like AmigaGuide or MultiView.
-
-
- OPTIONS
- - DataBase
- Name of the file to show. If you have OS 2.0/2.1, the file
- can be an ASCII text or an AmigaGuide database. If you have
- OS 3+, the file can be any type which is supported by your
- datatypes.
-
- - Document
- Name of the node to start at.
- Fine for online-help in scripts and simple programs.
-
- - Line
- Number of the line to start displaying from.
-
- - PubScreen
- Name of a Public Screen to open window on. The screen must
- exist before using this. Case sensitive!
-
- - PortName
- Name of an ARexx port to create.
-
-
- RESULTS
- 0 Everything's OK
- 100 Not enough memory
- 101 Can't open database
- 102 Can't find node
- 103 Can't open node
- 104 Can't open window
- 105 Invalid command
- 106 Can't complete
- 107 Port closed
- 108 Can't create port
- 113 Keyword not found
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-
- NOTES
- MiniView is `pure' and can be made resident.
-
-
- BUGS
- None known.
-
-
- REQUIREMENTS
- dos.library v37+
- amigaguide.library v38+
-
-
- HISTORY
- 37.1 (05-May-95) · First public release.
-
-
- COPYRIGHT ETC.
- MiniView is Copyright © 1995 Magnetic Ink, but freely distributable
- as long as this text and the source file are left intact and goes
- along with *ANY* distribution.
-
- Please send comments or bug-reports by e-mail to:
-
-
- ······: Klaus :·······································: kas@mink.ping.dk :······
- ··············: Magnetic Ink :··················································
- ····································: Soli Deo Gloria :·························
-
- --
-
- »Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his
- commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.«
- (Ecclesiastes 12:13)