.title
target name file format

.synonym
target files

.description
Describes the format of the .quote .tn0 file.

.contents

For each target, the target file should include:

.nl
.nl
target name a (new line)
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target class (new line)
.nl
body (any number of non-blank lines)

.para
A target file can contain several target descriptions in the above format,
separated from each other by blank lines. 

.para
The class name determines what type of object the target is. It also
tells what information is available in the body and how to read it.

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The target name can be any ascii string, enclosed in double quotes.
It can include blanks or any punctuation (to embed double quotes, use
two double quotes for each one). The name should be on one line.
Remember, it is the name that is used in the storyboard.

.para
The body contains all the information to the data necessary to handle the 
target, or a pointer to the file where the information is.

.para
The .quote .tn0 file can be anywhere under the root directory of the
database.  The author can for example choose to put it "near" the
associated storyboard, or in a special directory where all the 
.quote .tn0 files are stored.  It is the role of the .~ master index builder~
 to find them...

.page
Today the possible classes are:
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  .~ Target~ .sp
  .~ MenuTarget~ .sp
  .~ PageTrackerTarget~ .sp
  .~ PopupTarget~ .sp
  .~ ScrollbarTarget~ .sp
  .~ SliderTarget~ .sp
  .~ TextEditTarget~ .sp
  .~ TextCanvasTarget~ .sp
  .~ AnimatedTarget~ .sp