Using the Table of Contents

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06/30/2006

The table of contents now indicates content that has been added or updated since the previous documentation release. New topics are marked with a red gleam and have the string "(New)" appended to their topic titles. Changed topics are marked with a red gleam and have the string "(Updated)" appended to their topic titles. Topics are marked as updated if pertinent information has been added to, rewritten, or removed from the topic since the previous version.

The table of contents is organized to present content to the following specific audiences:

OS developers
Application developers
Device driver developers

To find a topic using the table of contents

In the navigation pane, choose the Contents tab.
In the table of contents list, select the Help topic you want to view.

Note If you find a topic using the Index, Search, or Favorites tab, you can see where the topic appears in the table of contents by choosing the Locate button on the toolbar.
To expand or collapse a node in the table of contents, select the plus sign (+) or minus sign (–) in front of the node.

You can navigate through the nodes of the table of contents by using the UP and DOWN arrow keys to move vertically, and the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to expand and collapse the nodes. You can also use the Back and Forward buttons on the toolbar to view topics you have already visited during your current session.

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