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Conventions Used in This Book
Throughout this book, we've used the following
typographic conventions:
- Constant width
Constant width in body text indicates a language construct, such as
the name of a stored procedure, a SQL statement, a VBA statement, an
enumeration, an intrinsic or user-defined constant, a structure
(i.e., a user-defined type), or an expression (e.g.,
dblElapTime =
Timer -
dblStartTime). Code fragments and code examples
appear exclusively in constant-width text. In syntax statements and
prototypes, text set in constant width indicates such language
elements as the function or procedure name and any invariable
elements required by the syntax.- Constant width italic
Constant width italic is used in body text for variables and
parameter names. In syntax statements or prototypes, constant width
italic indicates replaceable parameters.- Italic
Italicized words in the text indicate intrinsic or user-defined
function and procedure names. Example URLs are also
italicized, as are many system elements, such as paths and filenames.
Finally, italics are used the first time a new term appears.
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