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Element
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Description
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Inline (Y/N)
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Translatable (Y/N)
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application
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To tag application names.
Always reference from the common Applications.dita topic.
Do not add the Application element directly.
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Y
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Y
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cite
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To refer the title of a document or article.
To refer a topic from the same document, create the relationship table link.
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Y
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N
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choices
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Use in table rows and step elements to describe more than one way a user can accomplish a current step.
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Y
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Y
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cmdname
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To represent the name of a command used in an application.
When the cmdname is part of a command string or a block of code, wrap the entire string in a container element.
If the string is:
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Y
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N
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codeblock
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To present a block of code as an example.
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N
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N
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codeph
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To add code snippets within the main flow of text.
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Y
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N
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feature
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To tag a product feature
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Y
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Y
Note:
Do not reuse the feature element in titles, specifically when the title contains only the reused feature element and does not contain any additional text.
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ph
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Use to organize content for reuse or conditional processing. For example, when part of a paragraph applies to a particular audience.
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Y
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N
Important:
Avoid using the ph element to prevent any translation issues.
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filepath
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Use for:
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msgph
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Use for the system message, usually, associated with an ID.
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Y
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Y
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msgblock
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Use for multiline system message or a group of system messages.
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Y
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Y
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menucascade
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To represent a path or cascade of menus. Usually used as a container for two or more uicontrol elements. For example: <menucascade><uicontrol>File</uicontrol><uicontrol>Print</uicontrol></menucascade>.
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Y
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Y
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systemoutput
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Use for system output in response to commands, actions, or queries.
If the text must be translated, use msgph or msgblock.
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Y
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N
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uicontrol
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To specify the names of elements in a user interface.
For example, buttons, field labels, menu items, or any object that allows the user to control the interface.
You also use <uicontrol> inside <menucascade>.
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Y
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Y
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userinput
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To tell users that they must enter the text. Use <varname> if the text has a variable.
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Y
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Y
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wintitle
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To specify the name of a window, dialog box, or the static title on a page.
For example, wizard title, wizard page title, section title on a page, and window pane title.
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Y
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Y
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Tip
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Additional information to help users better understand the benefits and capabilities of the product or technology.
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Y
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Product
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To tag Avaya or third-party product names.
Always reference from the common Product names.dita topic.
Do not add the Product element directly.
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Y
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N
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Info
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To provide additional information about a step. Add the element inside step.
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N
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Y
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xref (cross reference)
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To create a link to:
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xref (web link)
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To create a link to an external source such as a web page.
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Element
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Description
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avaya-note
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Use to call attention to neutral information or positive information that:
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important
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Use to call attention to a situation that can cause serious inconvenience.
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caution
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Use to call attention to situations that can result in harm to software, loss of data, or an interruption of service.
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warning
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Use to call attention to a situation that can result in harm to hardware or equipment.
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danger
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Use to call attention to situations that can result in harm to personnel.
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esd
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Use to call attention to situations that can result in electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage to electronic components.
Add the following text as is, and include any additional information in a new paragraph if necessary.
Other:
ESD can damage electronic circuits. Do not touch electronic hardware unless you wear a grounding wrist strap or other static-dissipating device.
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