A content directory must have a specific directory (folder) layout, which mimics the contents of the help site's tree. The directory is made up of one or more text files and subdirectories. Each text file represents a simple page and contains html code and directives for the QuHelp system. A folder represents a group of pages (in the default template the folders are represented as books). The folder itself can have content. Since a directory in the operating system cannot have content by itself, a special text file called info.txt is used for the folder's content. This text file is not shown in the tree but its contents are used for the folder's contents.
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