Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !parwidth <value>
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Description: | With this switch you can tell UDO which width it should use for
the lines it saves. UDO uses 70 by default. You can change this value
by using a <value> between 20 and 200. When converting
to Windows Help, Apple QuickView or HTML you can use a value that's
greater than 200 if you use the switch !use_output_buffer.
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Example: | !parwidth 98
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See: | !use_output_buffer
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !pnode <text>
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Description: | The same as !node but the contents will be displayed as
a popup inside ST-Guide and WinHelp.
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Example: | !popup Popup title
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See: | !psubnode, !psubsubnode,
!psubsubsubnode
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !pnode* <text>
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Description: | This command does the same as !pnode, but here
"<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
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Example: | !pnode Popup title
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See: | !pnode, !node*, Structuring
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubnode <text>
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Description: | The same as !subnode but the contents will be displayed
as a popup inside ST-Guide and WinHelp.
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Example: | !psubnode A popup section
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See: | !pnode, !psubsubnode, !psubsubsubnode
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubnode* <text>
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Description: | This command does the same as !psubnode, but here
"<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
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Example: | !psubnode* A hidden popup section
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See: | !psubnode, !subnode*, Structuring
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubsubnode <text>
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Description: | The same as !subsubnode but the contents will be
displayed as a popup inside ST-Guide and WinHelp.
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Example: | !psubsubnode A popup subsection
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See: | !pnode, !psubnode, !psubsubsubnode
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubsubnode* <text>
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Description: | This command does the same as !psubsubnode, but here
"<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
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Example: | !psubsubnode* A hidden popup subsection
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See: | !psubsubnode, !subsubnode*, Structuring
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubsubsubnode <text>
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Description: | The same as !subsubsubnode but the contents will be
displayed as a popup inside ST-Guide and WinHelp.
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Example: | !psubsubsubnode A popup paragraph
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See: | !pnode, !psubnode, !psubsubnode
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !psubsubsubnode* <text>
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Description: | This command does the same as !psubsubsubnode, but here
"<text>" will not appear in the table of contents.
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Example: | !psubsubsubnode* A hidden popup paragraph
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See: | !pnode, !psubnode, !psubsubnode,
!psubsubsubnode
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Type & position: | placeholder, main part
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Syntax: | (!plink [<text>] [<link>])
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Description: | Only useful when converted to LaTeX where it's converted into a
page reference.
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Example: | (!plink [word] [label])
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See: | (!link ...), (!xlink ...), Links
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