# -------------------------------
# Webgenz Project Definition File
# -------------------------------

Globals=site-globals.par,links.par!
[Main]
welcome.html -o1,templates\standard3.tpl,welcome.par!
product.html,templates\standard2.tpl,product.par!
tipstricks.html,templates\standard2.tpl,tipstricks.par!
faq.html,templates\standard2.tpl,faq.par!
gettingstarted.html,templates\standard2.tpl,gettingstarted.par!
gettingstarted511.html,templates\standard2.tpl,gettingstarted511.par!
license.html,templates\standard2.tpl,license.par!
contact.html,templates\standard2.tpl,contact.par!
[User Guide]
Globals=userguide\userguide-globals.par!
userguide\overview.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\overview.par!
userguide\details.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\details.par!
userguide\projects.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\projects.par!
userguide\templates.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\templates.par!
userguide\content.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\content.par!
userguide\command.html,templates\standard2.tpl,userguide\command.par!
!

# ----------------------------------------
# Webgenz Project Definition File Overview
# ----------------------------------------
#
# This file is used to manage all information related to a Project including:
# Folders, Documents, Templates, Content Files, and Global Content Files.
#
# It is important to be familiar with the format of this file. Please
# read the description below. 
#
# The first line of this file (after any comments) should contain a list
# of Global Content Files used by the Project. The macros defined in 
# Global Content Files can be referenced by any Template or Content File
# in the Project. The following is an example of defining a list of Global
# Content Files used by a Project:
# Globals=globals1.par,globals2.par,globals3.par!
# 
# The rest of the file is used to define Folders and the Documents
# within those Folders.
# 
# Folders are used to organize the Documents in a Project. Folders
# are defined in this file by placing the Folder name between brackets at
# the start of a new line. The following is an example of defining a 
# Folder named "Main":
# [Main]
# 
# Immediately after the definition of a Folder, the Folder Content Files and 
# Documents within the Folder are listed. Folder Content Files have a scope 
# that is limited to the Documents in the Folder. In other words, Macros
# defined in a Folder Content File can be referenced by any Template
# or Content File used in the same Folder. The following is an 
# example of defining two Folder Content Files in the Folder "Main":
# [Main]
# Globals=mainGlobals1.par,mainGlobals2.par!
#
# After the definition of Folder Content Files, the  
# Documents within the Folder are listed. Each of the Documents listed 
# under a Folder is associated with that Folder by Webgenz. Documents 
# are defined as follows:
# DocumentFile,TemplateFile,ContentFile1,ContentFile2,...,ContentFileN!
#
# The following is an example of defining two Documents for the Folder "Main":
# [Main]
# Globals=mainGlobals1.par,mainGlobals2.par! 
# index.html,index.tpl,index.par!
# overview.html,general.tpl,overview.par!
# 
# Putting it all together, here's an example of how a Project Definition File
# might look for a simple Project:
#
# Globals=globals1.par,globals2.par,globals3.par
# [Main]
# Globals=mainGlobals1.par,mainGlobals2.par! 
# index.html,templates\index.tpl,index.par!
# overview.html,templates\general.tpl,overview.par!
# contactUs.html,templates\general.tpl,contactUs.par!
# [User Guide]
# Globals=userguide\userGuideGlobals.par!
# userguide\chapter1.html,templates\guide.tpl,userguide\chapter1.par!
# userguide\chapter2.html,templates\guide.tpl,userguide\chapter2.par!
# userguide\chapter3.html,templates\guide.tpl,userguide\chapter3.par!
# !
# 
# Please Note the Following:
# -Blank lines in this file are ignored.
# -Comments are added to this file by placing "#" at the start of a line.
# -Each line defining Global Content Files, Folder Content Files, or Documents ends with "!".
# -The end of the file is indicated by placing "!" at the start of a line.  
# -The files used in a Project cannot contain the "!" character in their names.
# -A Document is created from a Template and one or more Content Files. 
# -When looking for the definition of a Macro, Webgenz will search through
#  Content Files in the order that they are listed on the lines in this file. 
# -By convention, Templates use a ".tpl" extension.
# -By convention, Content Files use a ".par" extension.

