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  The Browse menu provides the commands in the following table. Most
  correspond to a PWBROWSE function and can be assigned to a key.
 
  Command                Description                         Key
 
  ◄Open Custom►          Open a browser database             ───
  ◄Goto Definition►      Go to a definition of a symbol      «pwbrowsegotodef»
  ◄Goto Reference►       Go to a reference of a symbol       «pwbrowsegotoref»
  ◄View Relationship►    View symbol relationships           «pwbrowseviewrel»
  ◄List References►      List references to program items    «pwbrowselistref»
  ◄Call Tree (Fwd/Rev)►  Show program or function call tree  «pwbrowsecalltree»
  ◄Function Hierarchy►   Show function hierarchy             «pwbrowsefuhier»
  ◄Module Outline►       Show module outline                 «pwbrowseoutline»
 
  ◄Which Reference►      Show list of possible definitions   «pwbrowsewhref»
 
  ◄Class Tree (Fwd/Rev)► Show class inheritance tree         «pwbrowsecltree»
  ◄Class Hierarchy►      Show class hierarchy                «pwbrowseclhier»
 
  ◄Next►                 Go to next occurrence               «pwbrowsenext»
  ◄Previous►             Go to previous occurrence           «pwbrowseprev»
 
  ◄Match Case►           Toggle symbol case sensitivity      ───
 
  Three browser functions do not correspond to Browse menu commands:
 
  Function            Description                Key
 
  ◄Pwbrowse1stdef►    Go to first definition     «Pwbrowse1stdef»
  ◄Pwbrowse1stref►    Go to first reference      «Pwbrowse1stref»
  ◄Pwbrowsepop►       Go to previous location    «Pwbrowsepop»
 
  To set browser options, choose Browse Options from the Options menu.
  See: ◄Options menu, Browse Options►
 
  If you program in a language other than C or C++, you need to know the
  C/C++ equivalents for objects in your program.
  See: ◄Source Browser Object Equivalents►
 
  See
 
  ◄PWBROWSE Functions►
  ◄PWBROWSE Switches►
  ◄Source Browser Diagram►
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