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      ║                       Microsoft (R) Library                     ║
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      ║                            Version 1.02                         ║
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      ║   Copyright 1987, 1988, 1989 Microsoft (c) All Rights Reserved  ║
      ║         Simultaneously Published in the U.S. and Canada         ║
      ║                                                                 ║
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                           Microsoft (R) Library

                                Version 1.02

        Copyright 1987, 1988, 1989 Microsoft (c) All Rights Reserved


MS Library Menu Bar!

The MS Library menu bar is displayed when the MS Library software
cannot find products or reference categories.

Check your CD-ROM drive to be sure you have inserted an installed
Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc.  When your disc is inserted and working,
use the Library command on the Options menu to select a reference
category or product.

Other conditions under which the MS Library software cannot find
products or reference categories are:

  1. Your Microsoft CD-ROM Library product or reference category
        is setup incorrectly.
  2. Your Microsoft CD-ROM Extensions are not working or are 
        installed incorrectly.
  3. If running the MS Library software on a network, your network
        is not connected to the CD-ROM drive running the Microsoft
        CD-ROM Library disc.


Search!

Choose Search to look for a word or phrase in the current category or
reference.  Search locates all occurrences of your search words in the
category or reference you've selected.


Search Dialog Box!

The Search dialog box lets you specify a word or phrase that you want to
search for in the current category or reference.

  1. Type the word or phrase you want to search for, or accept the
        word that appears in the first Term box.
  2. Press ENTER.

At the end of the search, a list of titles which includes your search
words is displayed.  To specify the level of titles displayed on this
list, Tab to the Match Words In list box in the Search dialog box and
use Direction keys or the scroll bar to make your selection.


Table of Contents!

Choose Table of Contents to display the publication titles in the
current category or major topic headings in the selected reference.

  1. Use Direction keys or the PgUp and PgDn keys to move through the
        list of entries.
  2. Position the cursor on the selection you want to view.
  3. Press Enter or double-click the selected entry to display the
        text of your selection.

    Note: Use View menu commands to zoom in from the table of contents
          and view different levels within a publication or reference.


General Index!

Choose General Index to see an alphabetical listing of index entries in
the current category or selected reference.

    Note: Use the scroll bars or Direction keys to move through the
          index, or use the Find command on the Search menu (Browser
          menu bar) to locate characters or words within the index.


Options!

  Choose:             To:
 ───────────────     ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Library             Change between on-line products and reference
                          categories or access new Microsoft CD-ROM
                          Library discs.
  Bookmarks           View or delete previously placed bookmarks.
  Paste               Paste Clipboard contents into your document.
  Save Clipboard      Save Clipboard contents into a file.
  Date Stamp          Insert current date and time into your document.
  Colors              Change screen colors.
  Hotkeys             Change start-up key sequence.
  Unload              Remove the MS Library software from memory.


Library!

Choose Library to see the Microsoft CD-ROM Library products and
reference categories.

    Note: Microsoft CD-ROM Library products and reference categories
          that you have set up but which are not currently on-line,
          are disabled.


Library Dialog Box!

The Library dialog box displays the Microsoft CD-ROM Library products
and reference categories.  Products or reference categories that you have
set up but which are not currently on-line, are disabled.

To select an on-line product or reference category:

  1. Use Direction keys to select a product or reference category.
  2. Press ENTER.

To change to a product or reference category that is NOT on-line:

  1. Choose Library from Options menu.
  2. Insert the new Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc into your
        CD-ROM drive.
  3. Choose New Disc.
  4. Press ENTER.
  5. Use Direction keys to select a product or reference category.
  6. Press ENTER to activate the Open button.


Bookmarks!

Choose Bookmarks to see a list of the bookmarks you have previously
placed in the text.  A bookmark is an invisible marker you can place
on text you will be referring to frequently.  Bookmarks let you go
directly to this text without a search.


Bookmarks Dialog Box!

The Bookmarks dialog box displays the list of bookmarks you have
created.

When you create a bookmark, the name of the category or reference
in which it is located is automatically added to the descriptive phrase
or name you give the bookmark.  The bookmarks for the category
currently in use appear at the top of the Bookmarks dialog box.


To view a bookmark:

  1. Use Direction keys to select the bookmark you want to view.
  2. Press ENTER.

To delete a bookmark:

  1. Use Direction keys to select the bookmark you want to delete.
  2. Tab to Delete button.
  3. Press ENTER.


Save Clipboard!

Choose Save Clipboard to save the current contents of the Clipboard.
The Clipboard contents are saved as a text file with the drive,
directory and filename you specify.

If you save the Clipboard contents and unload the MS Library software,
the file you create cannot be used with the Paste command.  This file
can be loaded into your word processor or program editor.


Save Clipboard Dialog Box!

The Save Clipboard dialog box lets you save the current contents of the
Clipboard.  The Clipboard contents are saved as a text file with the
drive, directory and filename you specify.

To append (or add) the contents of the Clipboard to an existing file
or to create a new file:

  1. Type the drive, directory, and file name in the dialog box.
  2. Tab to Append button.
  3. Press ENTER.

To copy over the contents of an existing file with the current
Clipboard contents:

  1. Type the drive, directory, and file name in the dialog box.
  2. Tab to Copy button.
  3. Press ENTER.

    Note: Use Copy and Append on Edit menu to copy to the Clipboard.


Date Stamp!

Choose Date Stamp to insert the current date and time into the active
document in your word processor or program editor.

The date and time are inserted in the following format:

          Thursday, March 19 1987 2:02 pm


    Note: Before choosing Date Stamp, place the cursor within your
          document at the point where you want the date and time
          inserted.

    Note: Your computer's system clock must be set correctly for Date
          Stamp to be accurate.


Colors!

Choose Colors to change the colors the MS Library software displays
on the screen.


Colors Dialog Box!

The Colors Dialog Box is used to change the colors the MS Library
software displays on the screen.

To change screen colors:

  1. Use UP and DOWN keys to select what you want to change.
  2. Use RIGHT and LEFT keys to select a color.
  3. When all the colors are specified, press ENTER.

To restore original colors or cancel the command:

  1. Tab to Original Colors button or Cancel button.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: As you make color choices, the new colors will be displayed
          on the right side of the screen to show you how they look.


Hotkeys!

Choose Hotkeys to redefine the key combination you use to start the
MS Library software.  You can select a startup key combination that
will not conflict with keys used to start other programs.

ALT+LEFT SHIFT is the default start-up key combination.


Hotkeys Dialog Box!

The Hotkeys Dialog Box lets you redefine the key combination you use to
start the MS Library software.

To change the default start-up key combination (ALT+LEFT SHIFT):

  1. Press TAB to move to a start-up key.
  2. Press Spacebar to turn the key on or off.
  3. When the start-up keys are set, press ENTER.

    Note: You must select at least two keys for your new start-up
          sequence.

    Note: A check (√) appears next to the selected start-up keys.


Unload!

Choose Unload to remove the MS Library software from memory.

To unload:

  1. Choose Unload.
  2. Press ENTER.


    Note: When the Unload dialog box is displayed, the OK button is
          pre-selected.

    Note: If you want to save the current contents of the Clipboard
          as a text file, choose Save Clipboard on the Options menu
          before choosing Unload.


Help!

Two kinds of Help are available on-line: Quick Help and the User's
Guide, which has also been put on the Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc.

  Choose:               To:
  ───────────────      ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Quick Help            View single screens, such as this, that are
                            associated with various commands or tasks.
  Search                Use key words to search the User's Guide for
                            information related to commands.
  Table of Contents     Browse the table of contents in the User's
                            Guide.
  General Index         Browse the general index in the User's Guide.
  About                 View the copyright information for your 
                            Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc.


Quick Help!

Choose Quick Help to view single screens, such as this, that are
associated with various commands and tasks.

There is one screen associated with each command or task. When you are
finished viewing a screen, press ENTER or click on the OK button with
the mouse.

  1.  On the Main menu bar, choose Quick Help by pressing the F1 key.
  2.  On the Browser menu bar, choose Quick Help by pressing the F1
         key or by clicking the Help command with your mouse.

Search!

Choose Search on the Help menu to search the on-line User's Guide.
Search locates all occurrences of the word or phrase you specify
within the on-line User's Guide.


Table of Contents!

Choose Table of Contents on the Help menu to display the major topic
headings in the on-line User's Guide.

  1. Use Direction keys or the PgUp and PgDn keys to move through the
        list of entries.
  2. Position the cursor on the selection you want to view.
  3. Press Enter or double-click the selected entry to display the
        text of your selection.

    Note: Use View menu commands to zoom in from the table of contents
          and view different levels within the on-line User's Guide.


General Index!

Choose General Index on the Help menu to see an alphabetical listing of
index entries in the on-line User's Guide.

   Note: Use the scroll bars or Direction keys to move through the
         index, or use the Find command on the Search menu (Browser
         menu bar) to locate characters or words within the index.

 
About!

Choose About from the Help menu to find out copyright information for
this Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc.


Browser Menu Bar!

  Choose:      To:
──────────    ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Edit         Copy text to Clipboard or from Clipboard to your document.
  View         Zoom In and Out within different levels of a publication
                   or reference, use the Location command, view
                   bookmarks, cross-references, or footnotes.
  Author       Create or delete bookmarks.
  Table        Set table viewing options.
  Search       Search for a word or phrase, or find a character string.
  Browse       Display and browse a table of contents or general index.
  Previous     Display either the previous occurrence found by the Search
                   or QuickRef commands or move to the cross-reference
                   immediately preceding the one currently on the screen.
  Next         Display either the next occurrence found by the Search or
                   QuickRef commands or move to the next cross-reference
                   immediately following the one currently on the screen.
  Help         View single screens associated with commands or tasks.
                   To display these screens, Press F1 or click Help.


Edit!

  Choose:        To:
───────────     ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────

  Append         Add selected text to the Clipboard without deleting
                     the current contents of the Clipboard.

  Copy           Copy selected text to the Clipboard, replacing the
                     current contents of the Clipboard.

  Paste          Insert contents of the Clipboard into your document.


Append!

Choose Append to add selected text to the Clipboard without deleting
the current contents of the Clipboard. You can add up to 200 lines of
selected text at one time.

  1. Place your cursor at the beginning of the text you want to append.

  2. Use SHIFT + Direction keys or drag your mouse to highlight the text
        you want to append to the Clipboard.

     You can also use the Insert key to select text.  Press Insert at
        the beginning of the text you want to append, then press
        Direction keys to select text.  If you press Insert again, you
        can begin selecting text again from your current cursor position.

  3. Choose Append from the Edit menu.

    Note: You can press F9 to append text to the Clipboard contents.
Copy!

Choose Copy to insert selected text onto the Clipboard. You can copy up
up to 200 lines of selected text at one time.  When you choose this
command, you copy over the existing contents of the Clipboard.

  1. Place your cursor at the beginning of the text you want to copy.

  2. Use SHIFT + Direction keys or drag your mouse to highlight the text
        you want to copy to the Clipboard.

     You can also use the Insert key to select text.  Press Insert at
        the beginning of the text you want to copy, then press
        Direction keys to select text.  If you press Insert again, you
        can begin selecting text again from your current cursor position.

  3. Choose Copy from the Edit menu. 

    Note: You can press Del or use the Shift+Insert key combination to
          copy text to the Clipboard.

Paste!


Choose Paste to insert a copy of the Clipboard contents into your
document.  When you paste, the entire contents of the Clipboard are
pasted in the location you specify.

  1. Be sure the cursor in your program editor or word processing
        application is positioned in your document in the location
        where you want text to be inserted.
  2. Choose Paste from the Options menu (Main menu bar) or from the
        Edit menu (Browser menu bar).

    Note: You can press either F10 or Shift+Insert to paste Clipboard
          contents.


View!

  Choose:         To:
────────────     ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Zoom In         View the next level within a publication or reference,
                      moving from publication titles or reference
                      headings to the full text of your selection.
  Zoom Out        View the next level within a publication or reference,
                      moving from full text to a selected publication
                      title or reference heading.
  Location        Identify the part of a publication or reference
                      you're viewing.
  Bookmark        View a list of the bookmarks you've created.
  Footnote        Display a footnote associated with text you're viewing.
  Cross-ref       See cross-reference text associated with the text
                      you're viewing.
  Return          Return to your original location or to your previous
                      cross-reference.


Zoom In!

Choose Zoom In to move sequentially through the levels in the
current category or reference.  You can use Zoom In to move from a
publication title in the current category or major topic heading in
the selected reference to the text of your selection.

  1. Use Direction keys or the mouse to select an entry from the
        list of selections displayed within the current category
        or reference.
  2. Choose Zoom In from the View menu.

    Note: You can press F7 or click the right mouse button to zoom
          in on a selection.


Zoom Out!

Choose Zoom Out to move sequentially through the levels in the 
current category or reference.  You can use Zoom Out to move from
text to a publication title within the current category or a heading
within the selected reference.

  1. Position your cursor in the text of the paragraph on which you
        wish to zoom out.  Or, use Direction keys or the mouse to
        select an entry from the list of selections displayed within
        the current category or reference.
  2. Choose Zoom Out from the View menu.

    Note: You can press F8 to zoom out on a selection.


Location!

Choose Location to identify which part of a category, publication
or reference you are currently viewing. This command displays a box
across the bottom of the screen that shows the names of the levels
in the category, publication or reference.

To use the Location command while viewing text:

  1. Choose Location from the View menu on the Browser menu bar.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: You can also press ALT+L to display the Location box.


Footnote!

Choose Footnote to display a footnote related to text you are viewing.

To view a footnote:

  1. Move the cursor to a footnote symbol () in the text.
  2. Press ENTER.


    Note: If you are using a mouse, you can double-click the footnote
          symbol to see a footnote.

    Note: To remove a footnote from the screen, press ENTER, click
          either mouse button, or initiate a new command.


Cross-Ref!

Choose Cross-Ref to view cross-references associated with the text
you are viewing.

To view a cross-reference:

  1. Move cursor to a cross-reference symbol () in the text.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: If using a mouse, double-click on the cross-reference
          symbol to view the associated text.

    Note: If several cross-references appear together, you can use
          the Next and Previous commands to view them.

    Note: Use Return on the View menu, or press ALT+R, to return to
          your original location or previous cross-reference.
          If you followed a number of cross-references, use ALT+UP
          to return to your original location.


Return!

Choose Return on the View menu, or press ALT+R, to return to your
original location or previous cross-reference.  If you followed
a number of cross-references, use ALT+UP to return to your
original location.

Author!

Choose Author to create or delete bookmarks.  A bookmark is an invisible
marker you can place on text you will be referring to frequently.
Bookmarks let you go directly to this text without a search.

  Choose:             To:
 ────────────────    ──────────────────────────────────────────────────

  Create Bookmark     Place a bookmark on text you are viewing.

  Delete Bookmark     Remove a bookmark you've previously created.


Create Bookmark!

Choose Create Bookmark to place an invisible marker on the text
you are currently viewing.  Bookmarks let you go directly to this
text without a search.

When you create a bookmark, the name of the category or reference in
which it is located is automatically added to the name you give the
bookmark.  Bookmarks associated with the current category appear at
the top of the Bookmarks dialog box.


Create Bookmark Dialog Box!

The Create Bookmark dialog box lets you enter a descriptive phrase
that identifies the text you've marked.

To create a bookmark:

  1. Position cursor on the text you want to mark.
  2. Choose Create Bookmark in the Author menu.
  3. Type a brief description of the text you're marking.
  4. Press ENTER.

    Note: When you create a bookmark, the name of the category or
          reference in which it is located is automatically added
          to the name you give the bookmark.


Delete Bookmark!

Choose Delete Bookmark to delete a bookmark you've previously created.

You can also delete bookmarks from the dialog box that appears when
you choose either Bookmarks on the Options menu or Bookmarks on the
View menu.


Delete Bookmark Dialog Box!

The Delete Bookmark dialog box lets you delete a bookmark you've already
created.

To delete a bookmark:

  1. Choose Delete Bookmark.
  2. Use Direction keys to select a bookmark you want to delete.
  3. Press ENTER.


    Note: You can also delete bookmarks from the dialog box that
          appears when you choose either Bookmarks on the Option
          menu or Bookmarks on the View menu. Once the dialog box
          appears, tab to the Delete button, then press ENTER.


Table!

  Choose:           To:
────────────────   ──────────────────────────────────────────────
  Hide Column       Temporarily hide a column from view in a table.

  Reveal Column     Restore a column previously hidden from view.

  Lock Column       Temporarily freeze the leftmost column in a table.

  Unlock Column     Unfreeze the locked leftmost column.

  Lock Titles       Freeze table titles when scrolling through tables.


Hide Column!

Choose Hide Column to temporarily hide (or conceal) a column while you
are viewing a table. This allows you to create a side-by-side view of
columns that are far apart in the original table.

To hide a column:

  1. Using CTRL+HOME and Direction keys, position cursor on ruler
        at the beginning of the column you want to hide.
  2. Choose Hide Column. 
  3. Press ENTER.

    Note: Columns may be hidden by using the mouse.  Position the
          cursor on the ruler at the beginning of the column you
          want to hide, then double-click the left mouse button to
          hide the column.

    Note: A symbol () is placed on the ruler to indicate a hidden
          column.


Reveal Column!

Choose Reveal Column to restore columns that have been previously
hidden with the Hide Column command.

To reveal a column:

  1. Using CTRL+HOME and Direction keys, position cursor on the ruler
        on the hidden column symbol () for the column you wish
        to reveal.
  2. Choose Reveal Column.
  3. Press ENTER.

    Note: Columns may be revealed by using the mouse.  Position the
          cursor on the ruler at the beginning of the column you
          want to reveal, then double-click the left mouse button to
          reveal the column.


Lock Column!

Choose Lock Column to temporarily freeze the leftmost column of a table,
while scrolling more of a table into view.

To lock the leftmost column:

  1. Using CTRL+HOME and Direction keys, position cursor on ruler.
  2. Press HOME.
  3. Choose Lock Column.
  4. Press ENTER.

The leftmost column is locked into place.  By scrolling to the right,
you can bring other columns into view.  


Unlock Column!

Choose Unlock Column to unfreeze the previously locked leftmost table
column.

  1. Using CTRL+HOME and Direction keys, position cursor on ruler.
  2. Press HOME.
  3. Choose Unlock Column.
  4. Press ENTER.


Lock Titles!

The table ruler and table titles are automatically locked into position
at the top of your screen as you scroll down a table or list.  You may
choose to unlock table titles.  A check (√) next to Lock Titles command
indicates table titles are locked.

To toggle the Lock Titles command on and off:

  1. Choose Lock Titles.
  2. Press ENTER.


Search!

  Choose:       To:
──────────     ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Search        Search for all occurrences of a word or phrase in the 
                    current category or reference.

  Find          Find occurrences of a character string.


Find!

Choose Find to locate occurrences of a character string within text,
indexes, or tables of contents.  Find scans the text sequentially
for this string and highlights occurrences of the string within
words.


Find Dialog Box!

The Find dialog box lets you find occurrences of a character string
within text, indexes, or tables of contents.  Find scans the text
sequentially for this character string, beginning on the line below
your cursor and continuing to the end of your text selection.

To find a character string:

  1. Choose Find.
  2. Press ENTER.
  3. Type the character(s) you want to find.
  4. Press ENTER.

    Note: To locate the next occurrence of your string, choose
          the Next button.  When Find has displayed all occurrences
          of your string, the message "No more occurrences"
          is displayed.  Choose the Cancel button to remove the
          Find dialog box.


Browse!

  Choose:               To:
──────────────────     ────────────────────────────────────────────────

  Table of Contents     View the table of contents of the current
                            category or reference.

  General Index         View the general index of the current category
                            or reference.


Prev!

Choose Previous to display occurrences found by the Search and 
QuickRef commands and to view multiple cross-references associated
with a word.  Previous displays the occurrence or cross-reference
immediately preceding any that is currently on the screen.


Next!

Choose Next to display occurrences found by the Search and QuickRef
commands and to view multiple cross-references associated with a
word.  Next displays the occurrence or cross-reference immediately
following any that is on the screen.


QuickRef!

Choose QuickRef to look for a word or phrase in one of the references
available on the QuickRef menu.  These references provide quick access
to programming definitions.


QuickRef!

The QuickRef menu displays the list of references within the current
reference category that provide quick access to programming definitions.

To select a reference:

  1. Use the Direction keys to highlight a reference.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: You can select QuickRef from the Programmer's Library
          Main menu bar or from the Search menu within the Browser
          menu bar.  If QuickRef is selected from the Browser menu
          bar, lookup will occur within the previously selected
          reference manual.

    Note: The hotkey combination (ALT+Q) will initiate a QuickRef
          lookup in a selected reference manual.


QuickRef Dialog Box!

The QuickRef dialog box lets you search for a word or phrase in one
of the references located on the QuickRef menu.  These references
provide quick access to programming definitions.

To search for a word or phrase:

  1. Type in the word or phrase you want to search for.
  2. Press ENTER to activate the Lookup box.

    Note: You can select QuickRef from the Programmer's Library Main
          menu bar or from the Search menu on the Browser menu bar. 
          If QuickRef is selected from the Browser menu bar, lookup will
          occur within the previously selected reference manual.

    Note: Use Next and Previous to view multiple QuickRef occurrences.


No Help!

                          No Help available for this item.


Search!

Choose Search to look for a word or phrase in a reference on the
Search menu.  The Search menu displays the list of references within
the current reference category.

To select a reference:

  1. Use the Direction keys to highlight a reference.
  2. Press ENTER.


Search!

Choose Search to look for a word or phrase in a reference or a group
of references on the Search menu.  The Search menu displays the list
of references within the current reference category.

To select a reference or a group of references:

  1. Use the Direction keys or the mouse to select an entry from the
        list of selections displayed within the current reference
        category.
  2. Press ENTER.


Contents!

Choose Contents to display the table of contents of a reference or the
publication titles within a group of references on the Contents menu.
The Contents menu displays references in the current reference category.

To select a reference or a group of references:

  1. Use the Direction keys or the mouse to select an entry from the
        list of selections displayed in the current reference category.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: Use the scroll bar or Direction keys to move through the
          table of contents or publication titles.

    Note: Use the Find command on the Search menu to locate specific
          characters or words in the table of contents.

    Note: Use View menu commands to zoom in and out within different
          levels of a reference.


Contents Menu!

Choose Contents to display the major publication headings of a
reference on the Contents menu.

To select a reference:

  1. Use the Direction keys to highlight a reference.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: Use the scroll bar or Direction keys to move through the
          table of contents.

    Note: Use the Find command on the Search menu to locate specific
          characters or words in the table of contents of the
          selected reference.

    Note: Use View menu commands to zoom in and out within different
          levels of a reference.


Index!

Choose Index to see an alphabetical listing of index entries in a
reference on the Index menu.  The Index menu displays the list of
indexed references within the current reference category.

To select a reference:

  1. Use the Direction keys to highlight a reference.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: Use the scroll bar or Direction keys to move through the
          index of the selected reference.

    Note: Use the Find command on the Search menu (Browser menu bar)
          to locate specific characters or words within the index of
          the selected reference.

  
Index Menu!

Choose Index to see an alphabetical listing of index entries in a
reference on the Index menu.

To select a reference:

  1. Use the Direction keys to highlight a reference.
  2. Press ENTER.

    Note: Use the scroll bar or Direction keys to move through the
          index of the selected reference.

    Note: Use the Find command on the Search menu to locate specific
          characters or words within the index of the selected
          reference.

    Note: Use View menu commands to zoom in and out within different
          levels of a reference.


Search!

  Choose:      To:
──────────    ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  Search       Search for all occurrences of a word or phrase in the
                   reference or the group of references you've selected.

  Find         Find occurrences of a character string within text,
                   indexes or tables of contents.

  QuickRef     Locate programming definitions in the references
                   available on the QuickRef menu.


Exit MS Library Dialog Box!


As you exit the MS Library software from standalone mode, the
Exit dialog box appears and prompts you for confirmation.

To exit the MS Library software, choose the OK button.

To return to the MS Library software:

  1. Press Tab to select the Cancel button.
  2. Press Enter


CrossRef, Find and QuickRef Error Messages!

The Cross-Ref, Find and QuickRef commands may display the following
error messages.  These messages provide instructions to help you
solve the associated problem.

  1. No more occurrences.  
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.
  2. Too many cross-references.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.  You have exceeded
        cross-reference capacity.  Save your current cross-
        reference location with a bookmark, then choose any of the
        Browse menu or Search menu commands to clear the previous
        cross-references you've viewed.  Return to your bookmark
        location to begin viewing cross-references again.
  3. Unable to find datafiles.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.  Check to make sure
        your installed Microsoft CD-ROM Library disc is inserted
        in your CD-ROM drive.

Search Error Messages!

The Search command may display the following error messages.
These messages provide instructions to help you solve the
associated problem.

  1. Search in progress, please wait.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.
  2. No terms specified in search.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.  Enter the word or
        phrase you want to search for in the Term box and start
        your search again.
  3. Too many high frequency words.  Search cancelled.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.  Try redefining
        your search by using either fewer words in the Term boxes
        or by using more specific words.
  4. Search cancelled by user.
        Choose the OK button or press Enter.


Bookmarks Error Messages!

Choose the OK button or press Enter when the following messages
are displayed:  Can't save updated bookmark list. ; Can't open
bookmark file for updating. ; Can't add any more bookmarks, delete one
first. ; Couldn't save bookmark file. ; Couldn't open bookmark file.
Bookmark not saved.

If any of the above messages appears, one of the following problems
exists:
  1. You have reach the bookmark capacity.  Delete unnecessary bookmarks.
  2. You have insufficient disk space on your computer.  Exit the
         MS Library software and delete unnecessary files on your disk.
  3. You have specified that your bookmark file (BKMARKS.INF) be
         read-only.  Exit the MS Library software, make sure you are
         in the Library directory, then type: Attrib -r bkmarks.inf
  4. You do not have enough files specified in your CONFIG.SYS file.
         Exit MS Library software, place a larger number in FILES= .

When the error message, Product not found, is displayed, choose
the OK button or press Enter.  Make sure an installed Microsoft
CD-ROM Library is inserted in your CD-ROM drive.


Prev!

Choose Previous to display occurrences found by the Search command
and to view multiple cross-references associated with a word.
Previous displays the occurrence or cross-reference immediately
preceding any that is currently on the screen.


Next!

Choose Next to display occurrences found by the Search command
and to view multiple cross-references associated with a word.
Next displays the occurrence or cross-reference immediately
following any that is on the screen.


