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#HELPFILEDATA
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security 7
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#HELPENTRIES
keyword HELPLIST~
command_reference helplist~
category helpsys~
see_also HELP HELPCAT~
text `=lSyntax: `=?helplist <keywords>`+
`+
Helplist will search through the help files for entries containing the 
keywords you are looking for.  This command is useful for searching for 
helpfiles related to a certain topic.  Be certain to keep the search words 
simple, so there is a better chance of finding the help entry you are 
looking for.`+
`+
Example:`+
    `=Chelplist clan`=?`+
Will return information about many clans, as well as clan commands and any 
information related to them. 
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keyword HELP~
command_reference help~
category helpsys~
see_also HELPLIST HELPCAT~
text `=lSyntax:`=? help`+
`=lSyntax:`=? help <keyword>`+
`+
`=Chelp`=? without any arguments shows a one-page command summary.`+
`+
`=Chelp <keyword>`=? shows a page of help on that keyword.  The keywords include 
all the commands, spells, and skills listed in the game.`+
 
`Yhelp list`c shows an indexed list of the help files for this game.`x
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last_editor Hera~
last_editdate 1113303728
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keyword HELPCAT~
command_reference helpcat~
category helpsys~
see_also HELP HELPLIST HLIST HEDIT~
text `=lSyntax:`=? helpcat`+
`=lSyntax:`=? helpcat <category>`+
`+
Helpcat is used to access the help categories system.  Helps entries are 
filed in different categories as appropriate.`+
`+
You can list all the help categories by typing `=Chelpcat`=? by itself.`+
Type `=Chelpcat <category name>`=? to see helps in that category.`+
`+
Helps are filed into help categories using the olc help editor - hedit. 
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keyword HLIST~
level 92
helpflags builder wordwrapped~
category notes~
see_also HEDIT HELPLIST HELPCAT~
text `=lSyntax: `=?hlist`+
`=lSyntax: `=?hlist <helpfilename>`+
`+
The `=Chlist`=? command when used with no parameters, displays the list of files 
which contain all helps within the help system.  In addition, the list 
displays a count that gives an indication of the number of help entries 
stored in the various helpfiles.`+
`+
It is possible to list all the helps within a particular helpfile by typing 
hlist <helpfilename>.  e.g. '`=Chlist pointers`=?'.`+

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