Tying it all together: SECTIONS.CFG

     Once you've created all of your entries, you must create the file which
contains the order of the sections.  It looks something like this:

; Section Order
LEGAL.TXT
FORMAT.TXT
ENTRIES.TXT
SECTIONS.TXT

     This would assign a section number of 1.* to the LEGAL.TXT entry, a
section number of 2.* to the FORMAT.TXT entry and so on.  Changing the order
of this would change the order in the Table of Contents and in the final 
compilation of the manual.  Make sure that sections are not referenced by 
number in the text of your entries, since they are quite subject to change 
from this file.  

     The approach offered by the structure of the program's data files lends
itself to a sort of "plug and play" approach.  You can create one file for a
specific purpose (ie: a legal section or a "how to contact" section) and just
copy it from manual to manual with a simple edit of the SECTIONS.CFG file and
a single COPY command from DOS.
 

