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<h1><a name="Seven_20rules_20for_20writing_20UDO_20source_20files">Seven rules for writing UDO source files</a></h1>
<p>Before starting to write UDO source files you should take a look
at these rules and learn them by heart:
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<li> <b>Arrange your documentation clearly!</b>
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<li> <b>Speak directly to the reader.</b>
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<br>Use &quot;You can...&quot; instead of &quot;It's possible
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<li> <b>Use text styles sparingly and homogeneously.</b>
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prints all UDO command in italics, all filenames are printed with a
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<li> <b>Make it brief as possible.</b>
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<br>Don't write novels, come straight to the point. If you don't the
reader may get bored while reading your manual.
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<br>I have to admit that I'm not able to do this in some cases.
<TT>;-)</TT>
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<li> <b>Use short chapter names.</b>
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<br>If you use short chapter names the reader will find the chapter
more quickly after having read the table of contents. Furthermore you
can help UDO to insert hypertext links more quickly.
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<li> <b>Avoid to use the same chapter name more than once.</b>
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hypertext compilers get confused. And you will confuse the reader,
too.
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<li> <b>Use macros and definitions sparingly.</b>
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<br>UDO has to look for macros and definitions twice in every line of
your source file. Any additional macro or definitions slows down the
conversion.
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