<?xml version='1.0' encoding='ISO-8859-1' ?>

<!--
The "name" attribute below specifies the name of the book.  This
name appears both in the table of contents and in the search scobe
popup menu.  This attribute is required.

The "context" attribute below specifies an alternate name of the book
and is only necessary when combining books for use with your
application's context-sensitive help. You can put any value you desire
here but it must contain only the characters "A-Z", "a-z", "0-9", or "_".
This attribute is optional.

The "toc" attribute specifies the relative filename of the XML file
that specifies the TOC structure for this book.  This attribute is
optional.

The "ix" attribute specifies the relative filename of the XML file
that specifies the index structure for this book.  This attribute
is optional.

The "search" attribute specifies the relative filename of the XML
file that will be generated by wwhelpix at the end of the conversion
process.  This attribute is optional.

The "version" attribute specifies what format version the file is 
described in and should always be "2.0".  This attribute is required.

The "locale" attribute specifies the native language/locale for
this book.  Currently valid values are en=English, fr=French, and
de=German.  To ensure that proper word breaking rules are followed,
this attribute must be set correctly.  This attribute is optional.
-->

<WebWorksHelpBook name="MSM Monitor" context="MSM_Monitor" toc="toc.xml" ix="ix.xml" search="search.xml" version="2.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" locale="en">

  <!-- 
  The following CommonWordsToSkip block allows you to define what
  words will be omitted from the generated full text search index.
  We have provided a list of low information words that are common
  in English as a starting point.  However, if you are processing
  documents in a different language, you will need to adjust the
  words accordingly.

  The "minlen" attribute specifies the minimum length of word to
  include in the full text search index.  Words that are fewer
  characters in length than this value will automatically be
  omitted from the search database, and need not be explicitly
  listed inside this block.  The default value of 3 seems to work
  well for English.  A value of 1 may be needed for CJK languages
  where one character can represent a whole word or concept.
  -->

  <CommonWordsToSkip minlen="2">
    about after all also and another any are
    because been before being between both but
    came can come copyright corp corporation could
    did
    each
    for from
    get got
    has had have her here him himself his how
    inc into its
    like
    make many me might more most much must
    never now
    one only other our out over
    not
    reserved rights
    said same see should since some still such
    take than that the their them then there these they this those through too
    under use
    very
    was way well were what where which while who will with would
    you your
  </CommonWordsToSkip>

  <!--
  The ScoringPrefs block allows you to control how search terms
  are scored by assigning different relative weights based on
  where a word occurs inside each document.  Three common
  META tags are supported by default, but this may be extended
  to custom META tags as follows (for a tag called partnum):

    <meta name="partnum" weight="100">

  For information on setting/creating META tags from within
  WebWorks Publisher, please see the online documentation.

  Note, that words occurring in elements not explicitly declared
  below will by default be scored with a weight of one.
  -->
  
  <ScoringPrefs>
    <meta name="keywords" weight="100"/>
    <meta name="description" weight="50"/>
    <meta name="summary" weight="50"/>
    <title weight="20"/>
    <h1 weight="15"/>
    <h2 weight="10"/>
    <caption weight="10"/>
    <h3 weight="7"/>
    <th weight="5"/>
    <h4 weight="5"/>
    <h5 weight="4"/>
    <h6 weight="3"/>
    <h7 weight="2"/>
  </ScoringPrefs>

  <!--
  The DocumentInfo block specifies the title and filename for
  each generated page in the book (excluding TOC and IX).
  -->

  <DocumentInfo>
    <Document title="Introduction" href="Ch1_Introduction.html" />
    <Document title="Installation Information" href="Ch1_Introduction2.html" />
    <Document title="Start-up" href="Ch1_Introduction3.html" />
    <Document title="Event Notification Configuration" href="Ch2_Monitor_Usage.html" />
    <Document title="Defining Alert Delivery Rules" href="Ch2_Monitor_Usage2.html" />
    <Document title="Defining Email Sender and Recipients" href="Ch2_Monitor_Usage3.html" />
    <Document title="Saving and Uploading Files" href="Ch2_Monitor_Usage4.html" />
  </DocumentInfo>

  <!--
  The TopicMap block is used for enabling context-sensitive help for
  use with your own software application. Publisher will automatically
  create Topic entries derived from the usage of the "TopicAlias"
  marker in your FrameMaker document(s). The "TopicAlias" marker should
  only contain the name of the topic.
  Each resulting Topic entry will be of the form:

    <Topic name="yourTopicName" href="yourBook/filename#123456">

  Where the topic name must contain only the characters:
  "A-Z", "a-z", "0-9", or "_".
  -->

  <TopicMap>
  </TopicMap>
</WebWorksHelpBook>
