Retrieve the full plain-text content of a Norton Guide entry by specifying its file path and byte offset. Returns lines and optional see-also references.
GPL 3.0
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- Follow a link from a short entry line in a .ng file to retrieve the linked long entry's plain-text content.GPL 3.0
- List Norton Guide (.ng) files accessible to the server, with optional directory restriction.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve a summary of all entries in a Norton Guide .ng file, including byte offset, entry type, line count, and first line content.GPL 3.0
- Retrieve metadata from a Norton Guide database file, including title, credits, and file validation status.GPL 3.0
- Read the raw source lines of an entry from a Norton Guide file at a given byte offset, returning the lines, entry type, and related references.GPL 3.0
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