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This command is used to add various information output to the
title page. <name> can have one of the following values:
- title
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<text> will be displayed on the title page before
the contents of the program name. It is also used inside the
headlines.
- program
-
<text> will be displayed on the title page below
the title. Furthermore <text> will be used by some
destination formats to generate the header line.
- programimage
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<file> will be displayed on the title page if the
destination format supports images.
- version
-
<text> will be given out right below the contents
of the program name on the title page.
- date
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<text> will be displayed on the title page below
the contents of the program version. The example shows how to use the
current system time for the title page.
- author
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<text> will be used as the name of the author on
the title page and for different other purposes.
- authorimage
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<file> will be displayed above the name of the
author on the title page if the destination format supports images.
- authoricon
-
<file> will be displayed as image in the left
frame or left column when using the frame layout or modern
layout of HTML.
- address
-
<text> will be given out below the author's name
on the title page. !docinfo [address] can be used up to 15 times,
and can contain any address lines, such as email-addresses.
- company
-
<text> bezeichnet die Firma, für die ein Dokument
erstellt wird. Wenn company benutzt wird, wird auf der Titelseite
unter Autor für company eingefügt.
- category
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<text> bezeichnet eine Kategorie, zu der das
Dokument gehört.
- stgdatabase
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With this command you can specify the contents of the
@database-line that is generated for the ST-Guide format. If you don't
use this command, UDO will construct a line containing the title and
the program name.
- drcstatusline
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This command is used to specify the contents of the status line
for the DRC format. If you don't use this command, UDO will use a line
like
Copyright © by . If you did not set the name
of the author, UDO will use the text Made with UDO .
- keywords
-
[The following text has not yet been translated.]
!docinfo [keywords] entspricht dem Kommando
!html_keywords. Kann auch bei PostScript genutzt werden.
Bei der HTML-Ausgabe allerdings nur, wenn in einzelnen Dateien
nicht !html_keywords benutzt wird. Diese haben also Vorrang.
- description
-
[The following text has not yet been translated.]
!docinfo [description] entspricht dem Kommando
!html_description. Kann auch bei PostScript genutzt werden.
Bei der HTML-Ausgabe allerdings nur, wenn in einzelnen Dateien
nicht !html_description benutzt wird. Diese haben also Vorrang.
- htmltitle
-
<text> will be used as the title of every page (instead
of using [title] and [program]).
- robots
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<text> equals a robots command which is evaluated
by search engines. Valid commands are e.g. "none", "noindex", "index",
"nofollow", and "follow".
- appletitle
-
Required for HTML Apple Help; it describes the title of the
help book.
- appleicon
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Required for HTML Apple Help; it defines the icon which should
be shown by Apple Help Viewer.
- domain_name|domain_link|contact_name|contact_link
-
When you use all these contact data (in four separate lines!),
UDO creates the following contact data footer in each page:
If you define less information, the contact data in the footer are
adjusted accordingly. Here are some more examples.
Before:
# Vorspann
!docinfo [domain_name] My Company
!docinfo [contact_name] My Name
# Dokument
!begin_document
!maketitle
!end_document
Afterwards:
Copyright© My Company (My Name)
Last updated on May 19, 2014
The last shown example demonstrates that only parameters with
link in the parameter name create real clickable
links.
Chances are that you don't like to give a real email address as
contact link, but rather an URL which leads to a contact form. Today
it is no longer desired to show vaild email addresses in web pages.
They can easily be found by robots and harvesters which are looking
for email addresses for junk.
Before:
# Vorspann
!docinfo [domain_link] http://www.mydomain.net/
!docinfo [domain_name] My Domain
!docinfo [contact_link] http://www.mydomain.net/contact.php
!docinfo [contact_name] Contact
# Dokument
!begin_document
!maketitle
!end_document
Afterwards:
Copyright © My Domain ( Contact)
Last updated on May 19, 2014
Hint: If you don't specify any data or use the switch
!no_footers [html] in the preamble, UDO will output nothing.
- translator
-
<text> describes the name of the localizer who has
translated the product or document. When translator is used, the title
page will show it below author and company as Translator:
translator .
- distributor
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<text> describes the company which distributes the
product or document. When distributor is used, the title page will
show it below author and company as Distributor: distributor .
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