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bold | - Indicates anything that you input in the user interface, by clicking, choosing, selecting, typing, or by pressing on the keyboard.
- Indicates field names in the user interface.
- Indicates variable and argument names in SNMP, Perl, and other languages.
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input | - Signifies command line entries that you type, contents of text files, and operating system screen text.
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variable | - Signifies variables typed into the user interface that you need to modify specifically for your configuration. These can be command-line variables, file names, and keyboard characters.
- Indicates the names of the wizards, editors, and dialog boxes in Grid Manager, such as the Add Network wizard or the DHCP Network editor.
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Infoblox technical documentation uses an arrow " –> >" to represent the navigation through the user interface. For example, to edit a fixed address, the description is as follows:
From the Data Management tab, select the DHCP tab –> > Networks tab –> – Networks –> > network –> > fixed_address check box, and then click the Edit icon.
