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Type & position:
 
The type of the command and the position where it's allowed to use it.
 
A command tells UDO do something especially, a switch sets some internal information for UDO and a placeholder will be simply replaced by a different text fragment.
 
"Preamble" means that you are only allowed to use this command in the preamble of your source file (before !begin_document). "Main part" means that you are only allowed to use it behind !begin_document. "Preamble & main part" means that you can use this command wherever you want.
 
Syntax:
 
Here you can see how to use the command.
 
<text> replaces text
 
<file> replaces a file name
 
<value> replaces a number
 
<char> replaces a single character
 
<abbreviations> replaces the abbreviation of the destination formats (aqv = Apple QuickView, asc = ASCII, htag = HP-Helptag-SGML, html = HTML, info = Texinfo, ldoc = Linuxdoc-SGML, lyx = LyX, man = Manualpage, pch = Pure-C-Help, rtf = RTF, stg = ST-Guide, tex = LaTeX, tvh = Turbo-Vision-Help, win = WinHelp)
 
<language> replaces the abbreviation of the destination language (english = English, french = French, german = German, italian = Italian, spanish = Spanish, swedish = Swedish)
 
<systems> replaces one or more operating systems (beos = BeOS, dos = DOS, hpux = HP-UX, linux = Linux, macos = MacOS, nextstep = NeXTStep, sinix = SINIX, sunos = SunOS, tos = TOS)
 
Example:
 
Here you can see a small example.
 
See also:
 
Related commands and topic are listed here.
 

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