Type & position: | switch, preamble & main part
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Syntax: | !universal_charset [ on | off ]
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Description: | `!universal_charset [on]' switches on the usage of the
universal charset, `!universal_charset [off]' switches it
off. UDO won't use the universal charset by default because it takes
some time to look for and convert these special characters.
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Example: | !universal_charset [on]
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See: | Universal charset
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Type & position: | command, preamble & main part
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Syntax: | !unset <text>
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Description: | With this command you can delete a symbol that was set with
!set or with the command line option -D.
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See: | !set, !ifset, !ifnset, Symbols
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_about_udo [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | This command switches on the usage of a page with information
about UDO. This page doesn't appear in tables of contents. If you want
to tell anybody else about UDO please add this switch to your preamble
and insert `UDO5' somewhere in your source file. The example shows how
to add this information page in Windows Help, ST-Guide and Pure C
Help.
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Example: | !use_about_udo [stg,win,pch]
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_alias_inside_index [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file
all aliases will be printed in the index of the given destination
formats.
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Example: | !use_alias_inside_index [win,stg]
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See: | Indices, !no_index, !index, !alias
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_ansi_tables [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this switch inside the preamble tables will be printed
with graphic chars from the DOS characterset. This switch has no
function when converting into LaTeX, WinHelp or HTML.
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Example: | !use_ansi_tables [stg]
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See: | !begin_table, Tables
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_auto_subsubsubtocs [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | Tells UDO to use the !subsubsubtoc command automatically in
every subsection. The example shows how to use them inside the
hypertext formats.
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Example: | !use_auto_subsubsubtocs [html,pch,stg,win]
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See: | !subsubsubtoc, !ignore_subsubsubtoc, Tables of
contents
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_auto_subsubtocs [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | Tells UDO to use the !subsubtoc command automatically in every
section. The example shows how to use them inside the hypertext
formats.
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Example: | !use_auto_subsubtocs [html,pch,stg,win]
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See: | !subsubtoc, !ignore_subsubtoc, Tables of
contents
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_auto_subtocs [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | Tells UDO to use the !subtoc command automatically in every
chapter. The example shows how to use them inside the hypertext
formats.
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Example: | !use_auto_subtocs [html,pch,stg,win]
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See: | !subtoc, !ignore_subtoc, Tables of contents
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_chapter_images [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | This command switches on the usage of chapter images instead of
chapter titles. Chapters that use the !chapterimage command will use
an image instead. The example demonstrates this for Windows Help, HTML
and ST-Guide).
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Example: | !use_chapter_images [html,win,stg]
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See: | !chapterimage
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_formfeed [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | With this switch you can tell UDO to output a form feed
(ASCII 12) when handling the !newpage-command.
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Example: | !use_formfeed [asc]
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See: | !man_lpp, !newpage
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_justification [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this switch inside the preamble UDO will print text
with justification if the destination format supports it. RTF and
LaTeX will use justification by default, Windows Help and HTML don't
support justification.
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Example: | !use_justification [asc]
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_label_inside_index [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file
all labels will be printed in the index of the given destination
formats.
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Example: | !use_label_inside_index [win,stg]
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See: | Indices, !no_index, !index, !label
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_nodes_inside_index [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this switch inside the preamble of your source file
all chapter titles will be printed in the index of the given
destination formats.
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Example: | !use_nodes_inside_index [win,stg]
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See: | Indices, !no_index, !index, !node
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_output_buffer [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | For all destination formats UDO breaks lines after the amount of
characters you set with !parwidth. When converting to Windows
Help or HTML it can happen that UDO makes mistakes when inserting
links. If you use this switch UDO will print a complete paragraph into
the output buffer, it will then insert the links and in the final step
it will break the lines. Because this method slows down the conversion
of the source file UDO doesn't use the output buffer by default.
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Example: | !use_output_buffer [win,html]
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See: | !parwidth
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_short_envs [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | If you use this swicth inside the preamble of your source file
UDO will print all environments (without the verbatim environment)
without additional horizontal space. The example shows how to use
"compressed" environments by default for the ASCII format.
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Example: | !use_short_envs [asc]
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See: | !begin_itemize, !begin_enumerate,
!begin_description, !begin_xlist
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_short_toc [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | Tells UDO to output short tables of contents. In the main table
of contents only the names of the chapters and in chapters only the
names of sections will be printed.
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Example: | !use_short_toc [all]
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See: | !tableofcontents, Tables of contents
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !use_style_book [<abbreviations>]
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Description: | When converting into LaTeX UDO outputs \chapter instead
of \section, \section instead of \subsection
and \subsection instead of \subsubsection. When
converting to other formats a booklike output will be made, that means
that chapters will be printed as "Chapter #".
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Example: | !use_style_book [tex]
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Type & position: | placeholder, preamble & main part
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Syntax: | (!U)<text>(!u)
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Description: | "<text>" will be displayed underlined if
possible.
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Example: | (!U)underlined(!u)
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See: | Emphasizing text
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