Introduction Conventions used in this documentation This documentation uses standardized formatting and terminology to make it easier for all users to understand. Text conventions This documentation uses special text formatting to help you quickly identify certain items: • Titles, labels, new terms, and messages are indicated using italic text (for example, Object Properties ). • File names, screen text, and text you must enter are indicated using monospace text (for example, D:\Setup.exe ). • Buttons, menu options, and keyboard keys are indicated using a bold typeface (for example, File menu). In addition, this documentation segregates some text into Tip , Note , and Caution boxes:
• Tips provide useful information to save development time or to improve the project performance. • Notes provide extra information that may make it easier to understand the nearby text, usually the text just before the note. • Cautions provide information necessary to prevent errors that can cause problems when running the project, and may result in damage. Mouse and selection conventions Because most PCs used for project development run a version of Microsoft Windows with a mouse, this documentation assumes you are using a mouse. Generally, a PC mouse is configured for right-handed use, so that the left mouse button is the primary button and the right mouse button is the secondary button.
This documentation uses the following mouse and selection conventions: • Click and Select both mean to click once on an item with the left mouse button. In general, you click buttons and you select from menus and lists. • Double-click means to quickly click twice on an item with the left mouse button. • Right-click means to click once on an item with the right mouse button. Page 5