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Abstract for BookManager READ/MVS Displaying Online Books
Where to Find More Information
Programming Interface Information
- Getting Started
- What Online Books Are
- How BookManager READ Organizes Online Books
- What You Can Do with Online Books
- Searching for Specific Information
- Moving to a Specific Book Part
- Using Hypertext Links in Books
- Copying, Printing, and Editing Topics in Books
- Saving Your Place in a Book
- Adding Notes to a Book
- Looking at Artwork in a Book
- Changing the Way Books Are Displayed
- Creating and Changing Bookshelves
- Copying, Discarding, and Sending Bookshelves and Books
- Editing a Bookshelf
- How BookManager READ Displays Online Books
- Starting BookManager READ
- Ending BookManager READ
- Getting Help
- Help at Any Time
- Help While in Help
- Help for Panels
- Help for Function Keys
- Help for Commands
- Help for Messages
- Displaying a Bookshelf List
- Listing Bookshelves
- Listing Specific Bookshelves
- Working With a Specific Bookshelf
- Viewing Some or All of the Bookshelves
- Sorting the Bookshelf List
- Refreshing the Bookshelf List
- Viewing Descriptions of Bookshelves
- Closing a Bookshelf List
- Displaying a Bookshelf
- Opening a Bookshelf
- Selecting a Book on a Bookshelf
- Viewing Books by Document Number
- Viewing Some or All of the Books
- Sorting the Books
- Refreshing the Bookshelf
- Viewing Descriptions of Books on a Bookshelf
- Listing Books
- Closing a Bookshelf
- Opening and Closing a Book
- Searching Books and Bookshelves
- Searching a Book
- Searching a Bookshelf
- Setting Up a Search Request
- Using Special Characters to Tailor Your Search Request
- Selecting the Current Matching Option
- Using a Previous Search Request
- Using Spelling Variations of Search Words
- Using Synonyms for Search Words
- Working with Your Search Matches
- Listing All Topics with Matches
- Going to the Next Search Match
- Going to the Next Best Topic
- Using Emphasis for Search Matches
- Listing All Books with Matches
- How Your Search Matches Are Ranked
- Moving Around in a Book
- Moving from Panel to Panel
- Going to a Particular Topic
- Going to a Particular Book Part
- Viewing Topics with Revisions
- Reviewing Topics You Have Seen
- Retracing Your Topic Path
- Linking to Related Information
- What Hypertext Links Are
- Displaying Hypertext Links
- Selecting Cross-Reference or Author-Defined Links
- Selecting Associative Links
- Linking to Another Book
- Choosing from Several Available Links
- Returning to the Previous Link or Reference
- Checking Unresolved Links
- Copying, Printing, and Editing Topics
- Using Bookmarks to Save Your Place
- Using Notes in a Book
- How to Tell If a Book Has Notes
- Using the Note Window
- Creating a Topic Note
- Creating a Line Note
- Displaying and Editing Notes
- Listing Notes
- Using Notes from Other Users
- Merging Notes into a Single Note Member
- Discarding Note Members
- Sending Notes to Other Users
- Working with Public Notes
- Looking at Artwork
- Using Options to Control How Books Are Displayed
- Grouping Books on a Bookshelf
- Creating a Bookshelf
- Adding Books to Another Bookshelf
- Replacing a Bookshelf
- Removing Books from the Current Bookshelf
- Adding a Book to the Current Bookshelf
- Creating a Bookshelf Search Index
- Why Create a Bookshelf Search Index?
- Updating a Bookshelf Search Index
- Before You Begin
- Starting the Index Utility
- Using the Common Features of the Index Utility Panels
- Using the BookManager Index Utility Main Panel
- Using the Status of Books Panel
- Using the Books Not Found Panel
- Using the Output Data Set Information Panel
- Using the List of Languages Window
- Using the Job Statement Information Panel
- Submitting a Job
- Exiting the Index Utility
- Reviewing the Output from Your Job
- Performing File Functions on Bookshelves
- Using the Perform File Functions Window
- Copying a Bookshelf
- Discarding a Bookshelf
- Sending a Bookshelf to Another User
- Editing Bookshelf Information
- Editing a Bookshelf's Header Information
- Editing a Bookshelf's Book Information
- Changing High-Level Qualifiers
- Adding Data Set Names
- Adding a Bookshelf to a Bookshelf List
- Removing a Bookshelf from a Bookshelf List
- Performing File Functions on Books
Appendix A. Data Set Naming Conventions
- Data Sets
- Types of Data Sets
- Example of a BookManager READ/MVS Configuration
- Creating the Configuration Example
- Data Set Sizes
- Data Set Formats
- Advanced Bookshelf List Management Features
- Command Syntax Diagrams
- BookManager READ Commands
- ALL - Locating Information in a Book or Bookshelf
- BOOKMARKS - Working with Bookmarks
- BOOKMGR - Listing Books and Bookshelves
- CMD - Processing TSO Commands
- CONTENTS - Moving to the Table of Contents
- COPY - Copying Topics
- DEBUG - Tracing BookManager READ
- DISPLAYTRANSLATE - Customizing the Character Translation Table
- EDIT - Editing a Source Member
- FIGURES - Moving to the Figure List
- FIND - Locating the Next Search Match
- FIRST - Moving to the First Topic in the Book
- GOTO - Moving to a Specific Topic
- INDEX - Moving to the Index
- ISPF - Processing ISPF Commands
- LAST - Moving to the Last Topic in a Book
- LEFT - Scroll to the Left
- LINKCHECK - Finding Unresolved Links within or across Books
- LIST - Looking at a List of Items
- NEXT - Moving to the Next Topic or List Item
- NOTES - Using Notes
- OPEN - Opening a Book or Bookshelf
- PARENT - Seeing a Higher Section
- PICTURE - Displaying Graphics and Images
- PREVIOUS - Moving to the Previous Topic or List Item
- PRINT - Printing Topics
- QUERY - Looking at a List of Items
- REVIEW - Reviewing Items in a List
- REVISIONS - Working with Topics That Have Revisions
- RIGHT - Scroll to the Right
- SEARCH - Locating Information in a Book or Bookshelf
- SECTION - Seeing a Higher Section
- TABLES - Moving to the Table List
- TSO - Processing TSO Commands
- UNLINK - Going Back to the Previous Link or Reference
- Useful ISPF Commands
- Invoking BookManager READ/MVS from a Program
- Function Key Settings in the Bookshelf List Panel
- Function Key Settings in the Bookshelf Panel
- Function Key Settings in the Book Panel
Appendix F. Ways to Start BookManager READ/MVS
Appendix G. Display Device Considerations
Appendix H. Displaying Books in Other Environments
- Using BookManager READ/DOS to Display Books
- Using BookManager READ/2 to Display Books
- Transferring BookManager READ Data Sets
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