Document Conventions

Different typefaces and type styles are used throughout this document to indicate specific information.

All dialog boxes, edit boxes, screens, and product displays in this installation guide are shown in Windows.

Convention	Description
Courier New	Indicates code examples, syntax, commands, options, and other keywords recognized by the system.
Courier New bold	Enter (type) words or characters in Courier New bold at the TCL prompt. These boldface words are commands, options, and other keywords recognized by the system.
Italic	Italic text indicates: Variables to be replaced by the value. It can be an actual name, word, or number. For example, baud_rate might be replaced with 9600. Reference section in this manual. For example, see Deployment Architectures on page 101... Emphasis for impact or the first time a word is used. For example, …resources and information make up the state of the application.
n{-m}	The letters n and m represent numbers. Numbers are usually entered as a single string without commas. Numbers can also be used to define a range designation. The starting and ending numbers are typed with a hyphen between. For example, n{-m} can be replaced by 10 or by 1-31.
{}	Braces ({}) delimit a mutually exclusive set of options.
on \| off	The vertical line or pipe sign (\|) separates mutually exclusive options.
[0 \| line \|?]	Brackets ([]) indicate optional entries.

Action	Description
Enter	Input the specified commands or text as shown in the instruction and then press the carriage return key. Usually labeled as Enter, Return, or New Line on your keyboard.
Type	Input the specified commands or text as shown in the instruction. Do not press the carriage return key unless instructed.
Press	Press the single specified character, combination of characters, or key as instructed.