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         File: Content.zip
       Author: Jin S Yu (yu.136@osu.edu) BeDev Id 6731
      Release: 1.0 (3/3/1997)
Compatibility: PR2
     Location: contrib/develop
  Description: BeBook Content outline and index, open NetPositive with the section
        Notes: your BeBook files should be at their default location.  Otherwise you would have to modify Content.cnt.
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Installation:
- copy the folder to anywhere you like
- if your BeBook files are not are their default location, modify the second line of Content.cnt to the BeBook files path.

Usage:
- Select an topic in the Topics outline or Index.
- Click the "Go" button to have the html file open by NetPositive
- You can also search for items in the Index the starts with something by typing it in the Search text field.

New in this version:
- Added the anchors of each file to the outline when NetPositive is corrected to handle them in a url.  For example file:///boot/beos/documentation/Be%20Book/app/Clipboard.html#Data() should open the file "Clipboard.html" and then scoll to then anchor "Data()".  NetPositive currently doesn't handle anchors correctly.  This feature will work much better when Net+ handle anchors correctly, but it's still a good way to quickly find out what's in a class.
- Have an app that can generate the .cnt file from a folder of html files.  This is currently a command line tool; create_cnt <pathname> > outputfile.  It will scan the folder/subfolders and output to standard output.  You can redirect output to have it save to a file.  The output file still require some editing before it will work.  See Content.cnt for example of a file in the correct format.

Things to come:
- Have an option to open the url in an existing NetPositive window instead of open a new window every time.  (I don't know how to ask NetPositive to do that yet.  Anyone have some sample code?)
- Index and provide a way to search the content of each html file included in the .cnt file.  Will be smart enough to ignore the html tags.
- Any good ideas I come up with or suggested by someone else.