; ALIAS.TXT
; =========
;
; Here is an example alias definition for alias number "1".
; In this example, alias number 1 could be used to alias the
; U.S. Independence Day with this authoring statement:
;
;    {alias 1, nnnn}
;
; where nnnn is the number of characters in the topic text to be
; aliased.
;
; For example, in the title's project file you would include this
; alias file with the ALIAS statement in the [OPTIONS] section:
;
;    [OPTIONS]
;    ALIAS = ALIAS.TXT
;
; Then, in a topic file you could author:
;
;    {alias 1, 14}July 4th, 1776
;
; to associate this alias with the text.
;
; After the title is compiled and viewed, a user could search
; for the date with a query that includes
;
;    07/04/1776
;
; The search would highlight the text  "July 4th, 1776" in the topic.
;
; Here's the actual alias definition:

1:2;0;07/04/1776

; 1 is the alias number.
; 2 is the alias's data type - the date type in this case.
; 0 means that the alias text has no field statement type.
; 07/04/1776 is the alias itself. This is the topic text for which
; someone could search.