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	Conventions
	The table below explains the typographic conventions used in this
	manual.
Notation	Description
computertext	Computer font is used for on-screen prompts and messages, for
or	responses to user commands, and what you type in.
computertext
italics	Italic type is used for emphasis and titles of manuals and
	publications, and to represent a variable in a syntax statement, such
	as target_ﬁle.
Key	This font is used to indicate a key on the computer's keyboard. When
	two or more keys appear together with a dash between them, such as
	CTRL-C, press those keys simultaneously to execute the command.
	Note that most user commands end with an implied Enter or Return
	keystroke. If there is no user entry at a prompt, the Enter or Return key
	indicates that no other keys are pressed.