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Getting Started Using OMhelp

Introduction
The first step is to install OMhelp on your system. Then you can run any of the getting started examples listed below.
Commands Getting Started
begin , section Getting Started With A Simple Section
head Headings and Subheadings Example
image An Example Using Images
pre Pre-Formatted Text Example
font Example Using Font Commands
spell Spelling Command Example
latex An Example Using Latex Math Formula Commands
verbatim Example Using Verbatim Inclusion of a Text File
begin , syntax , codep , wspace Embedding OMhelp Commands in Source Code
children An Example With Multiple Input Files and Sections
cref An Example Linking To Other Pages In The Same Web Site
index An Indexing Example

Getting Started Directory
Each of the examples above request that you create one or more files using the editor of your choice. You can instead just copy the corresponding file from the directory 
	omh/getstarted
relative to the distribution directory
     omhelp_yy-mm-dd
created during the installation of OMhelp . If you have the bash shell on your system, there is a script file that can be run with the command 
	./run_all.sh
This will run all of the getting started examples. The resulting web site files will be in the directory 
	cd omh/getstarted/htm
Input File: getstarted/get_started.omh