.TI small MAKEIPF sample text

.1
The first heading

Here you can see how simple it is to edit
a MAKEIPF source file. Look at SAMPLE.TXT first, and 
compare it with SAMPLE.INF. I have not put the file
SAMPLE.IPF produced by MAKEIPF into the ZIP file, it
won't be interested.

To mark a word, you have only to use the index char defined
in the ini file. Now I mark the word #hello. It will be placed
into the index and all other occurences of the word hello in 
other chapters will automatically get a link to this chapter.

The links at the end of this window are created
automatically.

.2
Line drawing, footnotes, bitmap

Now I write hello without any mark. It has a link to the first
chapter where I marked hello with the index char.

But now to other interested functions.

.LIXY
      X                           X
            Line drawing can be
      Y             Y
             so         simple
      X                           X
.LI

.FU[]
A footnote [content of the footnote] in normal text. And
a bitmap.

.BM box

.BT@ box
Several @ boxes @ in the @ normal text.


.2
Fonts, unordered list

.sfC
This is font C, defined in the ini file.

.sf
again the default font

You can define toggle chars in the ini file.
italic bold underlined and bold-underlined.

þ unsorted list, look at the formatting of the
  text, the next line has got a margin
þ next line of unsorted list

.WA verti 40
.1
Window arrangement sample

This main chapter gets 40% of the main window. The main
window is divided horizontally. 

.2
Dividing horizontally

To divide he main window horizontally, you only have to
write hori instead of verti in the WA dot command. 

.2
Three windows

It is also possible to show three windows of different
heading levels simulaneously.

.1
The end

That was a demonstration of some MAKEIPF
functions. Detailed information in MAKEIPF.INF.