<title=XS Manual>
<keywords=xsman ? help info man manual information xsman.exe index.man index.lst>

  This is a generic help system that searches for subjects using keywords.

  Syntax : xsman [/?] [/remake] [/list] [/index] [+|-]keyword [[+|-]keyword ...]

  '+' means that the following keyword must be in all the subjects.
  '-' means that the following keyword must not be in any of the subjects.

  It uses an index data base created in the same directory with 'xsman.exe',
 named index.man.
  If the index does not exists, it will be created on the first execution
 of 'xsman.exe'.

  If a file from the manual is modified, then the index must be updated.
  To update an index data base that already exists you must use the
 command line parameter /remake (eg. xsman /remake).
  The index data base will contain the subjects found in the files from 'MAN'
 directory and all its subdirectories.

  If this program receives the parameter /list it will create a list of all
 the subjects from the data base and store it into 'index.lst' file.

  If you use the '/index' parameter then the manual will make an index of
 all the subjects, sorted in alphabetical order, and you will be able to
 choose any subject you want.
 
  If don't use any keywords (you just run 'xsman.exe') then it will search
 for the '_default_' keywords. This must be in the 'default.txt' file from
 the 'MAN' directory.

  To get some information about something you are interested in, you must
 supply some keywords as parameters.
   eg. xsman fopen
       xsman _dk_getch
       xsman string
       xsman directk library
       xsman asm instructions
       xsman compiler directives
  Hint : xsman -   =>shows all subjects

  You might want to add some new subjects into manual. To do this, you must
 supply some information about each subject.
   Title       : "<"title=This is the title">"
   Keywords    : "<"keywords=keyword1 keyword2 keyword3 ...">"
   End subject : "<"end">"

   (Replace all "<", by < and ">" by >)

   Example : You want to add a subject, which is situated into mysubj.txt.
             1. Copy the file into the 'MAN' directory (or in a subdirectory)
             2. Insert a line in the begining, containing the title :
                   "<"title=here goes your title">"
             3. Insert a line, containing the keywords :
                   "<"keywords=keyword0 keyword1 andtheotherkeywords">"
             4. At the end of the text of the subject, insert the line :
                   "<"end">"

