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Documentation Conventions
This guide uses the following notational conventions:
Bold text represents exact text that appears in the program's user interface. This includes items such as button text, menu selections, and dialog box elements. For example,
Click OK to begin the operation.
A right arrow represents successive menu selections. For example,
Choose File > Print to print the document.
Monospaced text represents code, command names, file paths, or other text that you would type exactly as described. For example,
At the command line, type version to display version information.
Italicized monospaced text represents variable text that you would type. For example,
installation-dir\custom\scripts\
Italicized text represents a reference to other published material. For example,
If you are new to the product, refer to the Getting Started Guide for basic interface information.