Document conventions

This online help uses the following conventions:

• Commands and buttons

  For easy recognition within procedures, User Interface (UI) features appear in bold type. For example: On the File menu, click New.

• Keyboard shortcuts

  Delete means the Delete key, or the Del key on your numeric keypad. Enter means the Enter, Return, or CR key, depending on which of these keys appears on your keyboard.

• Key combinations

  CTRL+KEY, SHIFT+KEY, and ALT+KEY are examples of key combinations. Hold down the first key in the combination and, at the same time, press the second key in the combination (designated above as KEY). For example: CTRL+C means hold the Control key down and press the letter C on your keyboard (CTRL+C is the Windows Copy command).

• Key terms are italicized when first defined.
• Monospaced font indicates data that you enter using your keyboard. For example: In the Formula Editor, type If Sales > 1000 Then crRed
• Monospaced, italicized font indicates variable data that you must replace with data appropriate to your current settings, environment, or task. For example, in the following URL, you would replace webserver:

  http://webserver/crystal/enterprise/