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UP arb.hlp
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UP arb.pdf
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#************* Title of helpfile !! and start of real helpfile ********
TITLE ARB intro window (Open, merge, create ARB databases)
DESCRIPTION Allows to open an existing 'ARB' database, to merge two 'ARB'
databases, and to create a new 'ARB' database importing external
data.
To open an existing 'ARB' database, select a '*.arb' file from
the 'Existing Files and Directories' subwindow and press
the 'OPEN SELECTED' button to display the 'ARB_NT' main
window.
To merge (parts of) two 'ARB' databases,
press the 'MERGE TWO ARB DATABASES' button.
To create a new 'ARB' database, press the 'CREATE AND IMPORT'
button to display the 'ARB IMPORT' window.
NOTES A suffix typed or displayed in the 'Suffix' subwindow is used as
a filter for the file names to be displayed in the 'Existing
Files and Directories' subwindow.
If you want to load a specified ARB quick-save file, remove the
suffix and select the wanted file.
ARB databases stored in any directory with read and write
permission can be opened starting 'arb' from the current
directory. Find the path by successively selecting the
corresponding directories from the 'Existing Files and
Directories' subwindow.
You might also specify the name of a database or just a directory
in the command line.
Details can be found in the command line help.
Goto a shell and type
arb --help
EXAMPLES None
WARNINGS !!! The suffix of 'ARB' database files has to be '.arb'.!!!
BUGS No bugs known
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