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Various fonts, type styles, and notations are used throughout this help file to make it more understandable. Below is a list of type examples with explanations of their purpose in this file.
| OPCODE | Upper case Courier font is used for FileLink script commands inexamples throughout this help document; script command opcodes may be upper or lower case in actual use |
| (Esc) | Bolded and inside (..) are references to named keys on the keyboard |
| variable | Bolded text within paragraph bodies refer to FileLink command variables or is also used to indicate a file name |
| /option | Bolded text within paragraph bodies preceded by a / refer to FileLink command options |
| [ text ] | Text inside [ .. ] refer to script command arguments or variables in syntax descriptions |
| =nn, or nn | Italicized n’s refer to numeric values |
| ="xxx" | Italicized x’s in quotation marks refer to string values |
| [ .. ] | [ .. ] | The vertical bar reads as or meaning either one or the other or both of the [ .. ] items may be present |
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