There are several useful navigation techniques for locating information within a book in the HTML collection. The following topics are covered:
Use the tools in the table of contents controls frame to vary the level of detail displayed in the table of contents frame. Click the 
tool to expand several levels in the table of contents of an HTML book. Click the 
tool to collapse all expanded sections in the table of contents.
The tool expands the table of contents entries to a default level of expansion. Clicking the tool an additional time will have no effect. Individual sections can be expanded by clicking book icons as described in “Using the table of contents frame,” Section 3.2. However, if you collapse one or all of the entries, you can use the tool to reopen the closed sections to the default level of expansion.
Note: The default level of expansion is not the same for each book. The levels were chosen to balance usefulness and performance.
Use the 
and 
arrows in the text frame to navigate sequentially through the text. You can also use the web browser functions to return to recently viewed pages.
Use the Search text field in the navigation frame to search for specific terms or phrases. Search terms are individual words that appear in any order in the search results. Search phrases are terms that are enclosed in quotation marks or connected with hyphens to indicate that terms will be found in a specific order. You can conduct searches of the ABAQUS HTML documentation from the book window or from the collection window. See Chapter 4, “Searching the ABAQUS HTML documentation,” for more information.