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     You can define tagged sections of TOOLS.INI that you load
     manually. Use manually loaded sections to make special key
     assignments, to load complex or rarely used macros, or to use a
     special configuration under particular circumstances.
 
     Syntax
 
     [PWB-name]
 
     <name>    The name of the tagged section.
 
     A single section of TOOLS.INI can be given several tag names. These
     section tags have the form:
 
          [PWB-name1 PWB-name2...]
 
     To load a tagged section of TOOLS.INI, execute Arg 'name'
     Initialize by typing:
 
          «arg» name «initialize»
 
     This method of loading a tagged section can be used for any kind
     of tagged section, including the automatically loaded sections.
     See: Initialize
 
     TIP: To reload the main section of TOOLS.INI without clearing
          other settings that you want to remain in effect, label the
          main section of TOOLS.INI with the tag:
 
               [PWB PWB-main]
 
          then use Arg 'main' Initialize to recover your startup
          settings instead of using Initialize with no arguments.
          Initialize with no arguments clears your current settings
          before loading the [PWB] section.
 
     See
 
     ◄File-Extension Tags in TOOLS.INI►
     ◄Operating-System Tagged Sections of TOOLS.INI►
     ◄PWB Extension Tags in TOOLS.INI►
     ◄PWB Loading Sequence►
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