Getting Indexes
In order to move around, it is necessary to know where you can go
to. This is achieved using the `index' command. For example, the following
commands list the top level index:
<![CDATA[
start
top
index
]]>After obeying this command, CONCISE will send you a message containing
an index (ie. a list) of all the main categories. In the example shown
in the diagram (?) this would be:
<![CDATA[
COSINE
Networks
Services
]]>Having obtained an index of the top level, you may goto one of the
items returned in the list, and perform another index eg:
<![CDATA[
start
goto /Services
index
]]>You would then get a list of Services sent to you. This process can
be continued eg:
<![CDATA[
start
goto /Networks/dfn
index
]]>able to get an index as you will have reached the most detailed index.