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Typographic Conventions

This book uses the following typographic conventions:
Convention Meaning
Courier text

Courier is used for text displayed on the screen, and text that you enter. For example, Courier font (typewriter font) is used for code samples, structure types, and command-line text. It also indicates Filenames, Functions and Button Bars.
italic text

Italic is used for: Simple emphasis (Example: Do not change ). Titles of books. Variable text. For example, in sample code and command-line text. Key words when they are first defined in the text.
Special keys are represented by symbols like these on the left when they must be entered from the keyboard: in many instances the use of the key is assumed. Actual literal letter key-strokes are also represented in this way. An ampersand indicates that you should press the last key while holding the previous one(s) down, as in &&
Note: Information of special interest is being presented. The text provides information or important considerations.
Caution: Recommends consideration of task or process, as errors could occur.
Warning: Proceed with extreme caution; think and rethink before proceeding.



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