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:userdoc.

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.* Provide a title for the title line of the main window
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:title.Information Presentation Facility Sample

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.* Allow only heading level 1 to appear in the contents window and
.* specify no control area for pushbuttons
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:docprof toc=1 ctrlarea=none.

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.* Identify the heading level entries to be displayed in the contents
.* window (Personal System/2)
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:h1 id=content1 x=left y=top width=100% height=100% scroll=none
    clear.Personal System/2

.*--------------------------------------------------------------------
.* Identify and display a bitmap (Office)
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.* Specify a segmented hypergraphic area to link split screen support
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:artwork name='OFFICE.bmp' align=center.
:artlink.
:link reftype=hd res=01 x=350 y=100 cx=190 cy=120 dependent.
:eartlink.

.*--------------------------------------------------------------------
.* Specify an automatic link to a child window (Continue)
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:link reftype=hd refid=note1 vpx=left vpy=top vpcx=55% vpcy=10%
      scroll=none rules=border titlebar=none auto child.

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.* Display an IC window using a note tag (Continue)
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:h1 id=note1 hide.Continue
:note.Double click on the PS/2 to continue...

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.* Display a composite window with a parent window panel containing
.* multiple windows (Composite)
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:h1 res=01 x=10% y=20% width=80% height=60%
    titlebar=none rules=none scroll=none hide viewport.Composite

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.* Specify an automatic link to a child window (486 Technology)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view1 vpx=left vpy=top vpcx=50% vpcy=100%
      rules=border scroll=vertical auto child.

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.* Specify an automatic link to a child window (Model 90)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view2 vpx=right vpy=top vpcx=50% vpcy=100%
      titlebar=none rules=border scroll=none auto child.

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.* Display a window with scrollable text (486 Technology)
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:h1 id=view1 hide.486 Technology

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.* Place a bitmap above the lines of text for a graphics heading
.* (Heading)
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:artwork name='heading.bmp' runin.

:p.Make your move to 486 power, and go as fast as you like with the
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (Trademarks)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view3 dependent group=2.IBM:elink.
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Model 90 XP 486 series from
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (Personal System/2)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view4 dependent group=2.Personal System/2.:elink.
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Built around the latest Intel486 SX and DX
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (Microprocessor)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view5 dependent group=2.microprocessor:elink.
.*
technology, the PS/2s in this series offer a range of speed, memory
and storage capacity to suit your needs and your budget. And because
all Model 90 XP 486s are designed for easy upgrading and expansion,
you get a solution that's suited not only for today but for tomorrow.
.*
:p.Whether you select a 20 MHz, 25 MHz or 33 MHz system, you benefit
from balanced Micro Channel based performance. That means you get the
most from the 90 XP 486's
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (Resoures)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view6 dependent group=2.resources:elink.
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from processor to
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (Mouse)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view7 dependent group=2.ports:elink.
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to XGA graphics to SCSI fixed disks to optimized memory. So you
realize the the full potential of
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.* Specify a hypertext link to a secondary window (486 Power)
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:link reftype=hd refid=view8 dependent group=2.486 power:elink.
.*
through the advanced technology of PS/2.

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.* Display an IC window with a graphic illustration (Model 90)
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:h1 id=view2 hide.Model 90
:artwork name='model90.bmp' align=center.

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.* Display an IC window using color and simple list tags (Trademarks)
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:h1 id=view3 x=56 y=1 width=47 height=4 scroll=vertical
    hide.Trademarks
:sl compact.
:color fc=yellow bc=blue.
:li.IBM, Personal System/2, PS/2, OS/2,
:li.and Micro Channel are registered
:li.trademarks of International
:li.Business Machines Corporation.
:li.
:li.UNIX is a registered trademark
:li.of UNIX System Laboratories, Inc.
:li.
:li.486, Intel486, i486,and 386 are
:li.trademarks of Intel Corporation.
:esl.

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.* Display an IC window using various highlighted phrase tags
.* (Personal System/2)
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:h1 id=view4 x=left y=top width=100% height=100% scroll=vertical
    hide.Personal System/2

:hp2.Why PS/2?:ehp2.
:p.
Here are some of the reasons why PS/2 stands out as the best solution
for your business needs.
:p.
:hp3.Technological leadership :ehp3.through Micro Channel architecture,
integrated construction and advanced design (by combining Very Large
Scale Integration and Surface Mount Technology), and SCSI support for
large data storage.
:p.
:hp3.Extensive communications capabilities :ehp3.through a wide range
of connectivity options, provide concurrent support for intelligent
communications adapters and coprocessors, thanks to Micro Channel
architecture.
:p.
:hp3.Compatibility and expandability :ehp3.to protect your investment
since the PS/2s you have today work with existing products and
programs, and with those you'll need tomorrow.
:p.
:hp3.Service and support :ehp3.that provide you with everything from
fast parts delivery to onsite services to system planning to 24-hour
phone support, all at a competitive price.
:p.
:hp3.Business Partners :ehp3.who enhance PS/2 capabilities by helping
customers choose, customize and configure hardware and software to
meet a range of needs.
:p.
:hp3.Quality and reliability :ehp3.that ensure PS/2s are built to
perform smoothly and dependably year after year.

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.* Display an IC window using artwork tags (Microprocessor)
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:h1 id=view5 x=left y=top width=100% height=100% scroll=vertical
    hide.486 Microprocessor
:p.A closer look at i486 processing complexes:
:p.
:hp2.i486 SX, 20 MHz:ehp2.
:p.
 Entry level 486 processor providing the equivalent of 386 33 MHz
performance
:p.
 High power processing, affordably priced
:p.
 Integrated 8KB memory cache for "no-wait" processing
:p.
 20 MHz 80487 SX coprocessor upgrade for extra fast completion of
numeric intensive tasks
:p.
 Easy upgrade to 25 MHz or 33 MHz to keep pace with changing needs

:p.
:artwork name='micro20.bmp' runin.

:p.
:hp2.i486 DX, 25 MHz:ehp2.
:p.
 High speed 486 processor with full complement of integrated
components
:p.
 On-chip floating point unit for extra calculating speed
:p.
 Integrated 8KB memory cache for "no-wait" processing
:p.
 On-board interface for optional 256KB L2 cache
:p.
 Easy upgrade to 33 MHz when you want to work even faster

:p.
:artwork name='micro25.bmp' runin.

:p.
:hp2.i486 DX, 33 MHz:ehp2.
:p.
 The fastest 486 processor available today for applications where
every nanosecond counts
:p.
 Full complement of integrated components, including 8 KB memory
cache and floating point unit for maximum performance and speed
:p.
 On-board interface for optional 256KB L2 cache
:p.
 Upgradability to future technology, higher speed processors are soon
to come

:p.
:artwork name='micro33.bmp' runin.

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.* Display an IC window using parameter list tags (Resources)
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:h1 id=view6 x=left y=top width=100% height=100% scroll=vertical
    hide.Resources
:p.Feature                      Benefit
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:p.
:hp7.Advanced i486 SX and DX processor complexes:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Offer flexibility in choosing the right performance for the
right price
:pt.
:pd. Include 8KB memory cache, DX complexes also come with an
integrated floating point unit and can support an optional 256KB cache
:pt.
:pd. Handle numeric intensive business and technical tasks at top
speeds
:pt.
:pd. Protect your investment by allowing future upgrades from 20 MHz
to 25 MHz to 33 MHz and, in time, beyond
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Built-in XGA graphics:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Deliver faster performance for existing VGA applications and
support more colors, too
:pt.
:pd. Supply 1,024 x 768 addressability, with no need for separate
adapter
:pt.
:pd. Support today's windowing environments with enhanced hardware
assist features
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Enhanced memory design:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Includes caching functions that make frequently used information
available to the processor with zero wait states
:pt.
:pd. Optimizes to 486 processing power with interleaved memory access
techniques
:pt.
:pd. Performs parity checking for improved reliability and data
integrity
:pt.
:pd. Adjusts automatically to allow memory SIMM pairs of different
speeds to be supported
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.SCSI Adapter with Cache:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Enables attachment of up to seven SCSI devices, including high
performance fixed disks, without using another expansion slot
:pt.
:pd. Works with Micro Channel to enhance overall system performance
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.4MB or 8MB memory, expandable to 32MB on planar:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Makes the Model 90 XP 486 series ideal for OS/2 and UNIX based
operating environments
:pt.
:pd. Saves expansion slots by building on the system board
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Micro Channel:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Provides efficient data paths for fast, reliable, balanced
performance
:pt.
:pd. Supports multiple tasks and concurrent I/O operations
:pt.
:pd. Protects investment by providing a platform for future expansion
and growth
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Four storage bays (two available):ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Allow flexibility in configuring data storage
:pt.
:pd. Enable installation of a 5.25 inch diskette drive for easy data
transfer to and from different diskette sizes
:pt.
:pd. Make room for up to three fixed disk drives providing total
storage up to 1.12GB
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Initial Machine Load (IML):ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Provides system reference and setup instructions on fixed disk,
eliminating the need for separate diskettes
:pt.
:pd. Simplifies implementation of future system program upgrades
:eparml.

:p.
:hp7.Selectable boot:ehp7.
:parml compact tsize=30 break=none.
:pt.
:pd. Lets you "boot" from any diskette or disk drive so you can use
different operating systems
:eparml.

:p.
:artwork name='inside90.bmp' runin.

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.* Display an AC window for animation using the acviewport tag
.* (Mouse Port)
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:h1 id=view7 x=right y=top width=30% height=70% scroll=none
    group=4 hide.Mouse Port
:acviewport dll='IPF' objectname='IPFMain' objectid=1.

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.* Display an IC window using ordered list tags (486 Power)
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:h1 id=view8 x=left y=top width=100% height=100% scroll=none
    hide.486 Power
:p.Here are some of the ways you can put the Model 90 XP 486 series to
work for you:
:ol.
:li.Do financial analyses, modeling, complex spreadsheets and other
numeric intensive applications at your choice of 20 MHz, 25MHz or
33 MHz processing speed
:li.Run power hungry, high resolution imaging and graphics programs
for science and engineering, i486 DX processor models excel at CAD/CAM
:li.Meet desktop publishing demands and deadlines more easily and
efficiently than ever
:li.Create presentation graphics with a professional appearance
:li.Increase the productivity of your programming staff with quick
turn around on compiles and tests
:eol.

:euserdoc.
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