Typographical conventions
When writing lab manuals, follow the recommended typographical conventions:
- Boldface indicates selectable GUI control, including buttons, checkboxes, icons, list items, menus, sliders, and tabs.
Example: Select File > Save As.
Example: Select the Configuration tab.
- A code block with text in a monospace font indicates command names, command options, parameters, and other text that you enter in a command line.
To add a code block, select >_ in the left pane (editing toolbar),
Example:
1. Extract the files from the agent bundle.
tar -zxvf Omnissa-horizonagent-linux-x86_64-2503-8.15.0-14301895253.tar.gz
- Monospace font indicates user entry text.
To style text in monospace font, select the user entry text, right-click the text, and select Code Run in the context menu.
Example: In the Name text box, enter Employee Owned.
You can also apply Code Run to short commands that appear inline. For example, "Run the - list command."
Avoid using color (blue, green) as a typographical convention.

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