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The Index section, at the end of this publication, also provides a quick method of

locating information.  It is divided into three subsections, as previously deĆ

scribed.

There are several ways to locate the information for a particular file:

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The Files Index is probably the most useful source, because it is a fairly

comprehensive list of the names of all files, application programs, device

drivers, batch files, and utilities described in this book.

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The Contents is another source for locating applications.  If the topic deĆ

scribes an application, the name of that application is included in the paraĆ

graph title.

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The Topic Summary (at the beginning of each section) is a miniĆTable of

Contents for the topics included in that section.  If the topic describes an

application, the name of that application is included in the Topic Summary.

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If you know the file is a DOS application, look in Section 2.  Check out

the Topic Summary, first.

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If you know the file is a Windows application, look in Section 3.  Check

out the Topic Summary, first.

The following items are lists of files and applications:

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The Key Files Used in Flash Upgrade paragraph, in Section 1, contains

a list of files, on page 1Ć14.

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CardSoft Utilities, in Section 1, contains a list of SystemSoft files, beginĆ

ning on page 1Ć22.

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DOS Device Drivers are listed in Section 1, on page 1Ć32, including a brief

title of the software driver.

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Windows Device Drivers are listed in Section 1, on page 1Ć32, including a

brief title of the software driver.

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A few Utility Programs are briefly defined in Section 1, on page 1Ć33.

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Some Batch File Enhancers are briefly defined in Section 1, beginning on

page 1Ć33.

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Windows Components are listed in Section 3, beginning on page 3Ć4.

There are several ways to locate the information for an interrupt.

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The Contents contains entries that can lead you to the general location

where each set of interrupts is documented.  For example, System Timer

Interrupt, Display Services Interrupt, Standard Mouse Interface.

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The Interrupt CrossĆReference table, in Section 6, is organized by interĆ

rupt number and includes page numbers to the locations where these interĆ

rupts are defined.

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The Interrupt Index (at the end of this publication) lists all of the interĆ

rupt definitions included in this book, organized alphabetically by topic.

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See Section 8 for the names of publications that provide information about

other general and special purpose interrupts.