The CodeWarrior IDE User Guide applies some style conventions to make it easier to read and find specific information.

An advisory statement or NOTE restates an important fact, or calls your attention to a fact that might not be obvious.

A WARNING calls attention to an operation that, if performed, could be irreversible or otherwise cause an error.

A TIP helps you become more proficient with the CodeWarrior IDE. This manual provides tips for improving your productivity, efficiency, and overall IDE prowess.

A For beginners note helps you better understand terminology and concepts if you are new to programming.

For beginners

If you see text that appears in a different typeface (as the word different does in this sentence), the text represents file or folder names, source code, keyboard input, or programming items.

Text formatted like this means that the text refers to an item on the screen, such as a menu command or control in a dialog box.

A > character separates each command in a menu hierarchy. For example, Window > Toolbar > Reset Window Toolbar lists the hierarchy you follow to select the Reset Window Toolbar command. In this example, you would highlight Window in the menu bar, then highlight Toolbar, and finally choose the Reset Window Toolbar command.

You can use online viewing applications that support hypertext navigation to read electronic versions of CodeWarrior documentation. You can click underlined and colored text in the electronic documentation to view related information. For example, when using the Adobe¨ Acrobat¨ Reader software, clicking the text "IDE User Guide Overview" takes you to a section that gives you an overview of the entire CodeWarrior IDE User Guide.