Additional information available:

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=TITLE about
=TITLE About Bookreader
=INCLUDE overview
 VMS DECwindows Bookreader

 Software Version: VMS Version 5.3

 © 1988, 1989 by Digital Equipment Corporation.

 All rights reserved.

 For more information about the Bookreader, double
 click on Overview of the Bookreader from the list of
 additional topics below.

Additional information available:

Trademark

=TITLE Trademark
=TITLE Additional Trademark and Product Information
=INCLUDE Overview
 The information herein is subject to change without
 notice and should not be construed as a commitment
 by Digital Equipment Corporation. Digital Equipment
 Corporation assumes no responsibility for any errors
 that may appear in this document.

 The software described here is furnished under a
 license and may be used or copied only in accordance
 with the terms of such license.

 No responsibility is assumed for the use or reliability
 of software on equipment that is not supplied by
 Digital Equipment Corporation or its affiliated
 companies.

 Restricted Rights: Use, duplication, or disclosure by
 the U.S. Government is subject to restrictions as set
 forth in subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the Rights in
 Technical Data and Computer Software clause at DFARS
 252.227-7013.

 The following are trademarks of Digital Equipment
 Corporation:

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=TITLE cshelp
=TITLE Context Sensitive Help
 This topic provides information about context-sensitive
 help. Context-sensitive help is help text that is
 displayed when you press the Help key and then click
 on an object on your workstation screen.

 For example:

 1. Move the mouse pointer to the Close Book button in
    the Bookreader selection window.

 2. Press and hold the Help key.

 3. Click on MB1.

    When you release MB1, a help window containing help
    text about the Close Book button is displayed.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE title_bar
=TITLE Title Bar
 Displays the name of the application that you are
 using.

=TITLE wintitle_bar
=TITLE Window Title Label
 For the selection window, the name of the book appears
 in the window title.

 For the topic window, the chapter name or section name
 is displayed.

=TITLE selwin_menu_items
=TITLE Selection Window Menu Bar
 The menu bar contains the names of the menus you can
 choose from to work with Bookreader. The Bookreader
 selection window menu bar contains the following menus:

 -  Control

 -  View

 -  Help

 For more information about the selection window, click
 on an item from the list of additional topics below.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE cntrl1_menu
=TITLE Control Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 Use the Control menu to open and close books or
 bookshelves. Also, you can use the Control menu to
 exit from the Bookreader.

 The Control menu contains the following items:

 -  Open Shelf

 -  Open Book

 -  Close Shelf

 -  Close Book

 -  Quit

 For more information about using a Control menu item,
 double click on an item from the list of the additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE op_shlf
=TITLE Open Shelf
=KEYWORD Opening Menus
 Bookshelves contain groups of related books to make the
 process of locating the book you want easy. Choose the
 Open Shelf menu item from the Control menu to open a
 bookshelf.

 To view a book that is on a bookshelf, you must first
 open that bookshelf. To open a bookshelf:

 1. Move the pointer to the title you want and click
    MB1.

 2. Choose the Open Shelf menu item from the Control
    menu.

    A list of the books on the bookshelf appears in the
    selection window.

=TITLE op_bk
=TITLE Open Book
=KEYWORD Opening Menus
 Choose the Open Book menu item from the Control menu to
 open a book. To open a book:

 1. Move the pointer to the book title you want and
    click MB1.

 2. Choose the Open Book menu item from the Control
    menu.

 When you open a book, the table of contents for that
 book appears in the selection window. The title page
 for the book appears in the topic window.

=TITLE cl_shlf
=TITLE Close Shelf
=KEYWORD Closing Menus
 Choose the Close Shelf menu item from the Control menu
 to close a bookshelf.

 When you close a bookshelf, Bookreader takes you back
 to the window from which that bookshelf was selected.

=TITLE cl_bk
=TITLE Close Book
=KEYWORD Closing Menus
 Choose the Close Book menu item from the Control menu
 to close a book.

 When you close a book, Bookreader takes you back to the
 bookshelf from which that book was selected.

=TITLE quit
=TITLE Quit
=KEYWORD Quitting Menus
 Choose the Quit menu item from the Control menu to exit
 from the Bookreader.

=TITLE view1_menu
=TITLE View Menu
=KEYWORD Viewing Menus
 Use the View menu to view the different books in the
 Bookreader library. Additionally, you can use the View
 menu to read different parts of a book, such as the
 table of contents, the index, or another topic.

 The View menu contains the following items:

 -  Library

 -  Table of Contents

 -  Index

 -  Topic

 For more information about using a View menu item,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE view1_lib
=TITLE Library
=KEYWORD Library Menus
 Choose the Library menu item from the View menu to
 close a bookshelf or book and return back to the top
 level of the Bookreader library.

=TITLE view1_toc
=TITLE Table of Contents
=INCLUDE cshelp selwin_menu_items view1_menu view1_index
=KEYWORD TOC Menus
 Choose the Table of Contents menu item from the View
 menu to display the table of contents for the book you
 are reading.

 To display a chapter or section from the table of
 contents, point to the title you want and double click
 on MB1. The text appears in the topic window.

=TITLE view1_index
=TITLE Index
=INCLUDE cshelp selwin_menu_items view1_menu view1_toc
=KEYWORD Index Menus
 Choose the Index menu item from the View menu to
 display the index. The index replaces the table of
 contents in the selection window.

 To view the section that corresponds to an index entry,
 select the entry from the index and choose the Topic
 menu item from the View menu.

 Note that if an entry applies to more than one section,
 the Bookreader displays a pop-up menu listing all
 the sections in which the entry appears. Click on the
 section you want to view.

=TITLE view1_topic
=TITLE Topic
=KEYWORD Topic Menus
 Choose the Topic menu item from the View menu to
 display a chapter or section from the table of
 contents.

 To display a chapter or section, select the title and
 choose the Topic menu item from the View menu. The text
 appears in the topic window.

=TITLE help_menu
=TITLE Help Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 The Help menu allows you to display help for the
 Bookreader. It contains two menu items, Overview and
 About.

Additional information available:

help overviewhelp about

=TITLE help_overview
=TITLE Overview Menu Item
=KEYWORD Menus
 Choose Overview to display the overview of Bookreader
 and to access additional help for the Bookreader.

=TITLE help_about
=TITLE About Menu Item
=KEYWORD Menus
 Choose About to display copyright information for the
 Bookreader.

=TITLE topwin_menu_items
=TITLE Topic Window Menu Bar
=KEYWORD Menus
 Use the topic window menus to close topics, view
 different sections of a book, or display help for the
 Bookreader.

 The Bookreader contains the following topic window
 menus:

 -  Control

 -  View

 -  Help

Additional information available:

cntrl2 menuview2 menutopwin help

=TITLE cntrl2_menu
=TITLE Control Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 The Control menu contains the Close Topic menu item.

 Choose Close Topic when you want to exit the topic you
 are reading.

Additional information available:

cntrl2 ctop

=TITLE cntrl2_ctop
=TITLE Close Topic
=KEYWORD Menus
 Choose Close Topic from the Control menu when you want
 to exit the topic you are reading.

=TITLE view2_menu
=TITLE View Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 Use the topic window View menu to view previous topics,
 advance pages in a book, or view figures, tables, or
 examples.

 The View menu contains the following items:

 -  Previous Topic

 -  Next Topic

 -  Go Back

 -  More

 -  Hot Spots

 -  Extensions

 For information about using a View menu item, double
 click on an item from the list of additional topics
 below.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE view2_pt
=TITLE Previous Topic
=KEYWORD Previous Menus
 Choose the Previous Topic menu item from the View menu
 to read the previous topic.

=TITLE view2_nt
=TITLE Next Topic
=KEYWORD Next Menus
 Choose the Next Topic menu item from the View menu to
 read the next topic.

=TITLE view2_gb
=TITLE Go Back
=KEYWORD Menus
 Choose the Go Back menu item from the View menu to move
 to the last topic you were reading.

=TITLE view2_more
=TITLE More
=KEYWORD More Menus
 Choose the More menu item from the View menu to advance
 to the next page of the topic you are reading.

=TITLE view2_htsp
=TITLE Hot Spots
=KEYWORD Hot_Spots Customizing
 Choose the Hot Spots menu item from the View menu to
 display all the hot spots within a topic. Hot spots are
 enclosed within boxes.

 Cross-references in text to figures, tables, and
 examples are "hot spots." That is, if you point to the
 hot spot and click MB1, the figure, table, or example
 is displayed in a separate window. Footnotes in text
 are hot spots too.

 To activate a hot spot, point to the hot spot and click
 MB1. The figure, table, or example is displayed in a
 separate window.

=TITLE view2_extn
=TITLE Extensions
=KEYWORD Extensions Customizing
 Extensions to languages (such as nonstandard language
 constructs) are highlighted in the Bookreader. You can
 turn this highlighting off by choosing Extensions from
 the View menu.

 By default, the Extensions option is turned on,
 indicated by the darkened toggle button that appears
 to the left of the Extensions menu item. When no toggle
 button is visable to the left of the Extensions menu
 item, language extension highlighting is disabled.

=TITLE topwin_help
=TITLE Help Menu
 The Help menu allows you to display help for the
 Bookreader. It contains two menu items, Overview and
 About.

Additional information available:

topwinhelp ovtopwinhelp about

=TITLE topwinhelp_ov
=TITLE Overview Menu Item
 Choose Overview to access additional help for the
 Bookreader.

=TITLE topwinhelp_about
=TITLE About Menu Item
 Choose About to display copyright information for the
 Bookreader.

=TITLE topwin2_menu_items
=TITLE Topic Window Menu Bar
=KEYWORD Menus
 Use the topic window menus to close topics, view
 different sections of a book, or display help for the
 Bookreader.

 The Bookreader contains the following topic window
 menus:

 -  Control

 -  View

 -  Help

Additional information available:

cntrl2 menutopwin figexm viewmenutopwin help

=TITLE cntrl2_menu
=TITLE Control Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 The Control menu contains the Close Topic menu item.

 Choose Close Topic when you want to exit the topic you
 are reading.

Additional information available:

cntrl2 ctop

=TITLE cntrl2_ctop
=TITLE Close Topic
=KEYWORD Menus
 Choose Close Topic from the Control menu when you want
 to exit the topic you are reading.

=TITLE topwin_figexm_viewmenu
=TITLE View Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 Use the topic window View menu to view extensions or
 view figures, table, or examples.

 The View menu contains the following items:

 -  Hot Spots

 -  Extensions

 For information about using a View menu item, double
 click on an item from the list of additional topics
 below.

Additional information available:

view3 htspview3 extn

=TITLE view3_htsp
=TITLE Hot Spots
=KEYWORD Hot_Spots Customizing
 Choose the Hot Spots menu item from the View menu to
 display all the hot spots within a topic. Hot spots are
 enclosed within boxes.

 Cross-references in text to figures, tables, and
 examples are "hot spots." That is, if you point to the
 hot spot and click MB1, the figure, table, or example
 is displayed in a separate window. Footnotes are hot
 spots too.

 To activate a hot spot, point to the hot spot and click
 MB1. The figure, table, or example is displayed in a
 separate window.

=TITLE view3_extn
=TITLE Extensions
=KEYWORD Extensions Customizing
 Extensions to languages (such as nonstandard language
 constructs) are highlighted in the Bookreader. You can
 turn this highlighting off by choosing Extensions from
 the View menu.

 By default, the Extensions option is turned on,
 indicated by the darkened toggle button that appears
 to the left of the Extensions menu item. When no toggle
 button is visable to the left of the Extensions menu
 item, language extension highlighting is disabled.

=TITLE topwin_help
=TITLE Help Menu
 The Help menu allows you to display help for the
 Bookreader. It contains two menu items, Overview and
 About.

Additional information available:

topwinhelp ovtopwinhelp about

=TITLE topwinhelp_ov
=TITLE Overview Menu Item
 Choose Overview to access additional help for the
 Bookreader.

=TITLE topwinhelp_about
=TITLE About Menu Item
 Choose About to display copyright information for the
 Bookreader.

=TITLE using_scrolls
=TITLE Using Scroll Bars
 You can use scroll bars to display information outside
 the borders of a window. A scroll bar has stepping
 arrows at each end of a scroll region and a slider
 within the scroll region.

 For more information about using a scroll bar, double
 click on one of the additional topics below.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE stepping_arrows
=TITLE Using Stepping Arrows
 Stepping arrows are the triangles that appear at each
 end of a scroll bar.

 To move the window one line in the direction of the
 stepping arrow, move the pointer to a stepping arrow
 and click MB1. This allows you to move through the
 information in the window at a pace that is easy to
 view.

 To move the window continuously in the direction of the
 stepping arrow, move the pointer to a stepping arrow.
 Press and hold MB1. This allows you to scroll through
 the information in a window at a faster pace.

=TITLE scroll_region
=TITLE Using the Scroll Region
 The scroll region is the area between the stepping
 arrows that does not fit in the window.

 To move the information in the window by one window
 length, move the pointer to the scroll region and click
 MB1.

=TITLE slider
=TITLE Using the Slider
 The slider is the rectangle that appears in the scroll
 bar. The size of the slider indicates how much of the
 information appears on the screen. For example, if the
 slider takes up 10 percent of the scrolling region,
 only 10 percent of the information is displayed in the
 window.

 To move quickly through the information, move the
 pointer to the slider. Press MB1, and drag the slider
 up and down through the scrolling region. When you
 release MB1, the information from the position in the
 information indicated by the slider is displayed in the
 window.

=TITLE buttons
=TITLE Title Bar Buttons
 Following is a list of title bar buttons that you may
 find useful while you read a book:

 Button            Location          Task You Can Do

 Shrink-to-icon    The left-most     Lets you shrink a
                   button in the     window to an icon
                   title bar. The    and store it in the
                   button contains   Icon Box.
                   a picture of
                   books.

 Push-to-back      The button to     Lets you move
                   the right of the  a window to the
                   shrink-to-icon    bottom of a stack
                   button in the     of overlapping
                   title bar. The    windows, or move
                   button contains   a window to the
                   a picture of      opposite location
                   interlocking      in the stack.
                   squares.

 Resize            The right-most    Lets you change the
                   button in the     size of a window.
                   title bar. The
                   button contains
                   a picture
                   of expanding
                   squares.

=TITLE main_but
=TITLE Main Window Buttons
 The main window contains several function buttons that
 you can click on as you read the Library bookshelf:

 Button          Task You Can Do

 Quit            Exit from the Bookreader

 Library         Inactive

 Contents        Inactive

=TITLE selwin_but
=TITLE Selection Window Buttons
 The selection window contains several function buttons
 that you can click on as you read a book:

 Button          Task You Can Do

 Close Book      Close the book you are reading

 Library         Return to the Library bookshelf

 Contents/Index  View the table of contents or index

=TITLE shelf_but
=TITLE Bookshelf Window Buttons
 The bookshelf window contains several function buttons
 that you can click on as you view a bookshelf:

 Button          Task You Can Do

 Close Shelf     Close the bookshelf you are reading

 Library         Return to the Library bookshelf

 Contents        Inactive

=TITLE topwin_but
=TITLE Topic Window Buttons
 The topic window contains several function buttons that
 you can click on as you read a book:

 Button      Task You Can Do

 Go Back     Move to the last topic viewed

 Previous    Read backward from one topic to the
 Topic       previous

 Next Topic  Read forward from one topic to the next

 More        Move forward within a topic

=TITLE topwin_figexm_button
=TITLE Topic Window Buttons
 The topic window contains the Close Topic button that
 you can click on to close a topic.

=TITLE overview
=TITLE Overview of the Bookreader
=KEYWORD Overview
 The Bookreader lets you read online documentation
 on your workstation screen. Bookreader contains two
 windows: a selection window and a topic window.

 The selection window includes a library of bookshelves
 and books that are available from the Bookreader. When
 you choose a book from the selection window, Bookreader
 will open a topic window.

 The topic window contains the book that you want
 to read. The table of contents is displayed in the
 selection window.

 For more information about using Bookreader, double
 click on an item from the list of additional topics
 below.

 For information about using help, choose Using Help
 from the Help menu above.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE DECwindows Basics
=INCLUDE overview
=KEYWORD Basics
 Information about using DECwindows, such as how to use
 windows, dialog boxes, and scroll bars, is available
 from Session Manager help. A glossary of DECwindows
 terms is also available. To get Session Manager help:

 1. Move the pointer to the Session Manager icon (the
    icon with your user name and the name of your
    system) in the Icon Box.

 2. Press mouse button 1 (MB1) twice quickly to display
    the Session Manager window.

 3. Move the pointer to the Help menu; press and hold
    MB1 to pull down this menu.

 4. Move the pointer to the Overview menu item and
    release MB1 to display information about using
    DECwindows.

=TITLE invoke_sec
=TITLE Starting the Bookreader
=INCLUDE overview select_sec
=INCLUDE overview read_sec
=INCLUDE overview navigate_sec
=INCLUDE overview close_sec
=INCLUDE overview exit_sec
=KEYWORD Starting
 To start the Bookreader, choose the Bookreader menu
 item from FileView's Applications menu.

 The selection window opens, listing the library of
 bookshelves and books available from the Bookreader.

=TITLE select_sec
=TITLE Opening Bookshelves and Books
=KEYWORD Library Selecting Shelf
 When the Bookreader is started, the selection window
 usually contains a list of bookshelves and books.

 Bookshelves contain groups of related books to make the
 process of locating the book you want easy. To read a
 book that is on a bookshelf, you must first open that
 bookshelf.

 To open a bookshelf or book, select the title you want
 and choose the Open Shelf or Open Book menu item from
 the Control menu.

 If you open a bookshelf, a list of the books on that
 bookshelf appears in the selection window. If you open
 a book, the table of contents for that book appears in
 the selection window. The first page (the title page)
 for the book appears in the topic window.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE quick_open
=TITLE Opening Bookshelves and Books Quickly
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec toc_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_entry_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_topind
=KEYWORD Opening Bookshelves Books Mouse
 Bookreader allows you to use your workstation mouse to
 open bookshelves and books quickly.

 To open a bookshelf or book quickly, double click MB1
 on a title to select and open that book or bookshelf.

=TITLE toc_view
=TITLE Viewing the Table of Contents
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_open
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_entry_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_topind
=KEYWORD TOC Topics
 To view the table of contents, click on the Contents
 button at the bottom of the selection window.

 The table of contents will be displayed in the
 selection window.

=TITLE toc_sec
=TITLE Selecting Topics from the Table of Contents
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_open
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_entry_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_topind
=KEYWORD TOC Topics
 You can display a chapter or section from the table of
 contents by selecting the title and choosing the Topic
 menu item from the View menu.

=TITLE index_sec
=TITLE Selecting Topics from the Index
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_open
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec toc_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_entry_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_topind
=KEYWORD Topics Index Buttons
 To view the index, click on the Index button at the
 bottom of the selection window. The index replaces the
 table of contents in the selection window.

 To return to the table of contents, click on the
 Contents button.

=TITLE index_entry_sec
=TITLE Viewing Index Entries
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_open
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec toc_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_topind
=KEYWORD Index
 To view the section that corresponds to an index entry,
 select the entry from the index and choose the Topic
 menu item from the View menu.

 Note that if an entry applies to more than one section,
 the Bookreader displays a pop-up menu listing all
 the sections in which the entry appears. Click on the
 section you want to read.

=TITLE quick_topind
=TITLE Choosing Topics and Index Entries Quickly
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec quick_open
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec toc_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_sec
=INCLUDE Overview select_sec index_entry_sec
=KEYWORD Index Topics TOC
 Bookreader allows you to use your workstation mouse
 to choose topics from the table of contents or choose
 index entries quickly.

 To open a topic quickly, point to the title you want
 in the selection window and double click MB1. The text
 appears in the topic window.

 To open an index entry quickly, double click on the
 desired entry in the selection window. The text appears
 in the topic window.

=TITLE navigate_sec
=TITLE Navigating the Table of Contents and Index
=INCLUDE overview invoke_sec
=INCLUDE overview select_sec
=INCLUDE overview read_sec
=INCLUDE overview close_sec
=INCLUDE overview exit_sec
=KEYWORD Navigating Scrolling Dragging
 For easy navigation of the table of contents and index,
 use the vertical scroll bar on the selection window.

 To navigate quickly up or down the table of contents
 or index, drag the slider in the scroll bar with MB1.
 As you drag the slider, an index window displays the
 entries represented by that region of the scroll bar.
 Release MB1 to bring that region into the selection
 window.

 Click on the scroll bar stepping arrows to move one
 entry at a time, up or down, through the table of
 contents or index.

 Click on the area above or below the slider to bring
 the previous or next window of entries into the
 selection window.

=TITLE read_sec
=TITLE Reading Text
=KEYWORD Reading Buttons
 When you select a topic from the table of contents or
 index, it is displayed in the topic window. Use the
 following buttons to aid you while you are reading a
 book:

 Button      Task You Can Do

 Go Back     Move to the last topic viewed

 Previous    Read backward from one topic to the
 Topic       previous

 Next Topic  Read forward from one topic to the next

 More        Move forward within a topic

 Some topics are longer than the window. Use the scroll
 bar to navigate up and down the topic.

Additional information available:

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=TITLE display_graphics
=TITLE Displaying Figures, Tables, and Examples
=INCLUDE overview read_sec cross_ref
=KEYWORD Figures Tables Examples Graphics
 Most books contain figures, tables, or examples within
 the text. Cross-references in text to figures, tables,
 and examples are "hot spots." That is, if you point
 to the reference and click MB1, the figure, table, or
 example is displayed in a separate window.

 To view a figure, table, or example:

 1. Move the pointer to the figure, table, or example
    reference. A rectangle will surround the reference.

 2. Click MB1. The figure, table, or example is
    displayed in a separate window. The window is sized
    according to the dimensions of that topic.

 When you are finished viewing the figure, table, or
 example, click on the Close Topic button.

 You can also shrink these windows to icons. Shrinking a
 window to an icon enables you to save the window until
 you do not need it anymore.

=TITLE cross_ref
=TITLE Using Cross-References and Footnotes
=INCLUDE overview read_sec display_graphics
=KEYWORD Footnotes Figures Tables Examples Hot_Spots
 Cross-references in text to figures, tables, and
 examples are hot spots. That is, if you point to a
 hot spot, a rectangle will surround it. When you click
 on the hot spot, the figure, table, or example is
 displayed in a separate window.

 Cross-references to other sections of text are also hot
 spots, except that the cross-referenced topic replaces
 the current topic in the topic window. Footnotes in
 text are hot spots too.

=TITLE close_sec
=TITLE Closing Bookshelves and Books
=INCLUDE Overview exit_sec
=KEYWORD Closing
 To close a book or bookshelf, click on the Close Book,
 Close Shelf, or Library button at the bottom of the
 selection window.

 Clicking on the Close Book button takes you back to the
 bookshelf from which that book was selected. Similarly,
 clicking on the Close Shelf button takes you back to
 the window from which that bookshelf was selected.

 When you are viewing a book in a shelf, clicking on
 the Library button takes you back to the top bookshelf,
 or in other words, the top level of the Bookreader
 library.

Additional information available:

close topic

=TITLE close_topic
=TITLE Closing Topics
=INCLUDE Overview exit_sec
=KEYWORD Closing
 When you finish reading a topic within a book, you can
 close that topic.

 Close a topic by clicking on the Close Topic button.

=TITLE exit_sec
=TITLE Quitting from the Bookreader
=INCLUDE overview invoke_sec
=INCLUDE overview select_sec
=INCLUDE overview read_sec
=INCLUDE overview navigate_sec
=INCLUDE overview close_sec
=KEYWORD Exiting Quitting
 To exit from the Bookreader, click on the Quit button
 while viewing the library.