IBM GC28-1982-02 manual Type Style, For Bold, Italic Italic words, Italics are, Name Full

Type Style	Used	For
bold	Bold	words			or	characters represent system					elements that
	you	must		use		literally, such as command names,					program
	names,		file		names, and		flag		names.
	Bold	words also indicate the first use of									a term includ
	the	glossary.
italic	Italicwords				or	characters		represent		variable	values that
	must supply.
	Italicsare			also		used	for	book titles		and for	general emph
	in	text.
Constant width	Examples		and		information		that		the system displays appear i
	constant width typeface.

In addition to the highlighting conventions, this manual uses the following conventions when describing how to perform tasks:

ŸUser actions appear in uppercase boldface type. For example, if

enter thesmit command, this manual presents the instruction as:

ENTER smit

ŸThe symbolÁ”“ indicates the system response to an action. So the sy response to enteringsmit thecommand would read:

ÁThe System Management Interface Tool's main window opens.

Abbreviated Names

The	abbreviated	names used			in		this		book		are defined below.
Short	Name		Full	Name
AIX			Advanced			Interactive				Executive
CSS			Communication				Subsystem
dsh			distributed				shell
GUI			graphical			user		interface
HDF			Hierarchical				Data		Format
IBM	RS/6000		IBM	RISC		System/6000
IP			Internet			Protocol
MPI			Message		Passing			Interface
MPL			Message		Passing			Library
PE			Parallel		Environment
PM Array			Program		Marker			Array
POE			Parallel		Operating				Environment
PSSP			Parallel		System			Support		Programs
RISC			reduced			instruction set					computer
rsh			remote		shell
SDR			System		Data		Repository
SP			IBM	RS/6000		SP

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