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TekDoc 1.0
GrayHill Systems Todd R. Hill

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Source: TekDoc.pl

SYNTAX REQUIRED? DESCRIPTION
`Node [sequence] [name] Required Begins general text extraction. Must appear before other tags. At least one named node must be defined for the first node of each source text file.

Optional sequence number defines the ordering of nodes from multiple locations into the HTML documentation.

Optional name defines a target output file for the content that follows. See `NODE in Formatting Tags
`End Required Denotes the end of general text extraction. See `END in Formatting Tags
`Title title-text Optional Creates an entry in the alphabetical index page with the Title text. See `TITLE in Formatting Tags
`Footer footer-text Optional Defines a footer for all HTML pages to be generated from the content extracted from that point on in that particular source file. See `FOOTER in Formatting Tags
`Security security-level Optional Defines the security level (0-254) for the content that follows. See `SECURITY in Formatting Tags
`Table [name] Optional Defines the beginning of a table sequence. See `TABLE in Formatting Tags
`Row row-data Required with `Table Defines column 1 of a new row of data for the table. See `ROW in Formatting Tags
`Column column-data Optional Defines column 2 through n of the current row. See `COLUMN in Formatting Tags
`EndTable Required with `Table Denotes the end of a table. See `ENDTABLE in Formatting Tags
`Code Optional Defines the beginning of a code block. Codes blocks are highlighted and the text is literally extracted, not reformatted. See `CODE in Formatting Tags
`EndCode Required with `Code Denotes the end of a code block. See `ENDCODE in Formatting Tags
`Tie node-name Optional Creates a link to a named `Node. See `TIE in Formatting Tags
`Link description=URL Optional Creates a link with Description linked to the URL. See `LINK in Formatting Tags
`Index descriptive-text Optional Creates an entry in the alphabetical index page with the descriptive text bookmarked to the current location. See `INDEX in Formatting Tags

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