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This section describes the typographical conventions used in this guide and contains a list of related
documentation that you may find useful .
Typographical Conventions
The following typographical conventions are used in this documentation:
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Italics are used to indicate the names of software fields and parameters, titles of books or doc-
uments, and first references to words, terms, phrases, or concepts that have a special meaning or
require special identification or emphasis. For example:
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In the
userid
field, enter your assigned user identification number.
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Norton’s Telecom Dictionary
is a helpful reference tool.
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The term
tolerance level
refers to the standard deviation setting.
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The variable
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represents any numerical value.
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Menu names and options appear as bold blue text in online Help, and appear in small capital let-
ters in documents. For example:
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To save your input, choose the
File>Save
menu option.
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Bold black type is used to indicate the names of buttons, commands, and files that are part of pro-
cedures, as well as to identify field and parameter options. In addition, bold text emphasizes
important information in text or in caution, warning, or danger statements. For example:
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To proceed to the next step, click OK .
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Use the copy command to duplicate the field entry.
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Save and close the books.xml file.
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Always save your test configuration.
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Courier text is used to indicate typed text input. For example:
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Access the new file name at the command line:
c = newbook.gif.
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Enter the setup.ini location:
setupini = Ixia\Code\New.
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PC keys are indicated in all caps, using the following conventions:
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Simultaneous keystrokes are shown by joining the key names with a plus sign (+), For
example,
CTRL+Q
.
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Sequential keystrokes are shown by joining the key names with a comma (,). For example,
SHIFT, F7 .
Icons are used throughout the documentation to draw attention to caution, warning, and danger state-
ments. Icons also identify notes, important information, and the start of a procedure.
Provides information that is needed to avoid potential harm to equipment or the envir-
onment.
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