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1.2 Notation Conventions
This document observes the following written conventions:
Notation Explanation
Example
Alternate font Alternate font designates commands,
and serves to identify various forms
of syntax, or designates menus,
screens, fields and any associated
items.
Attempting to initiate a 17th process
would display the message:
All licensed ports are in use
The UNIX file path is
/usr/config/config.pick
Alternate font
bold
Designates input text. May be upper
or lower case, depending on typed
input requirements.
After selecting the tape device, type:
T-REW
Italic font Designates book titles.
Designates terms being emphasized.
Refer to the mvEnterprise User Reference
Manual.
If this is a new installation, proceed to
Step 7.
Italic Helvetica
bold
Indicates terms being defined.
.
cshrc: Script executed upon entry to a
C shell.
BOLD CAPS:
and body text
Indicates important items requiring
special, visual emphasis.
CAUTION. Means remember.
Indicates something you should keep
in mind while you follow a set of
instructions.
IMPORTANT: Means significant.
Indicates additional information you
should know before proceeding
through instructions.
NOTE: Means hint. Indicates helpful
information or a short cut that could
save time or trouble.
WARNING: Means halt. Indi-cates
important information to read before
proceeding.
CAUTION: Altering the default number of
the virtual memory buffers for a line
increases the true memory requirements of
the system.
IMPORTANT: A kill -5 HAS THE SAME
EFFECT ON mvEnterprise AS A kill -9.
NOTE: These devices must be non-rewind
devices.
WARNING: A kill -9 should not be used
to remove a mvEnterprise process unless
recommended by Raining Data Customer
Support.
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