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<Seq Nav Button Set>

You can use the <Seq Nav Button Set> command to specify a navigation button set that Apple Guide uses for a particular sequence in your guide file. This command overrides any default set by a <Default Nav Button Set> command.

<Seq Nav Button Set> navButtonSetName

navButtonSetName

A string specifying the name of the navigation button set to use for this sequence. You can use the constant NONE to indicate that Apple Guide should display no navigation buttons (other than the navigation arrows) for this sequence.

DESCRIPTION

The <Seq Nav Button Set> command defines the set of navigation buttons that Apple Guide displays for a particular sequence. You define a navigation button set (for specification in the navButtonSetName parameter) using the <Define Nav Button Set> command.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS

If you use the <Seq Nav Button Set> command, it must always appear between the <Define Sequence> and <End Sequence> commands.

EXAMPLES

#specify navigation buttons to use as a default
<Default Nav Button Set> "default navigation buttons"

<Define Sequence> "Example Sequence"
   #this sequence uses the default navigation buttons
<End Sequence>

<Define Sequence> "How do I spell-check a document?"
   #this sequence overrides the default navigation buttons
   <Seq Nav Button Set> "special sequence nav buttons"
   <Panel> "automatic spell-checking"
<End Sequence>

SEE ALSO

For information on the <Define Nav Button Set> and <Default Nav Button Set> commands, see page 10-80, and page 10-32, respectively.