; WEH files all have a KEYWORD section, and various keywords underneath.
; Depending on the HelpFileType in the WEHELP.INI file, keywords are used for
; different purposes. Some HelpFileTypes are:
;
;     HelpFileType 1 (Which this file is) 
;         The keyword points to the information string associated
;         with the keyword, and is displayed in a simple message box.
;   
;     HelpFileType 2 (Which includes most standard Windows HLP files)
;         Simply by defining the keyword, and setting it to a non-zero value
;         (we seem to like 1) indicated that the Windows help file can provide
;         help for that particular keyword simply by running the WIL WinHelp
;         function and directly passing the keyword unaltered.
;
;     HelpFileType 3 (Which includes all the Microsoft QuickHelp files)
;         Allows access to the Microsoft QuickHelp database.
;    
;     HelpFileTypes from 0 to 99 have been reserved by Wilson WindowWare for
;         future expansion.  You you want to define you own, use numbers 100
;         and larger.
;
; In this type of HelpFile (Type 1 - Quick and Dirty MessageBoxes) the tilde
; symbol  -> ~ <- is used to indicate line breaks.  See examples below.

[Keywords]
KeyWords=The KEYWORDS section is the only~section in a WEH file.~It provides a handle for the~IniReadPvt function used in~the processing routines.
IniReadPvt=A WIL function used to access Private INI files.
WIL=Windows Interface Language.~The basis of the WinEdit Professional Macro language.
WEH=WinEdit Help descriptor file.~The WEH files contain~information used by the WinEdit~Help processor to locate~the desired help information.
section=In this context, a section is~a portion of an INI file demarcated by a~section name in square brackets.
INI=A type of Windows data file allowing~fast and easy lookup of text based~information.  Shorthand for~INItialization file.
file=A collection of data.
files=Collections of data.
