Chyron infinit! series - 1.6 About This Manual; 1.7 Manual Conventions; 1.7.1 Key Names;Directory Names; 1.7.2 Sample User Directory Name

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This manual is organized into 23 sections. With a few
exceptions, all sections apply equally to any system in
the iNFiNiT! Family, and any differences due to hard-
ware are called out as needed.
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• Key names appear in a special “highlight” font (e.g.
CNTL L.)
• Directory names in text examples also appear in this
font (e.g.
C/MAXINE).
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Each systems has a default “user” directory, into which
MESSAGE and FONT subdirectories are stored. This
directory is named for the individual system (e.g.
C/MAX).
Since this manual describes all three products in this fam-
ily, we use the following convention for indicating the
“user” directory:
C/<system_name>
...where
<system_name> specifies the product name
(
INFINIT, MAX, or MAXINE).
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When a “+” does not appear between two keystrokes, the
keystrokes can be performed in the order shown without
having to hold one key down while pressing another. If a
“
+” appears between two keystrokes, you must keep the
first key pressed while you press the second key. For
example, if you see
CNTL SHIFT CHAR + A, press