-<font size="+2">Using SILC Client Library</font>
+<big><b>Using SILC Client Library</b></big>
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-<b>1.0 Introduction</b>
+<b>Introduction</b>
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SILC Client library is a full featured SILC Client protocol implementation.
and other utility functions.
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-<b>1.0.1 Including Library Headers</b>
+<b>Including Library Headers</b>
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Your application must include the following includes in your sources to
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-<b>1.1 Creating Client</b>
+<b>Creating Client</b>
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The client is context or entity based, so several client entitites can
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-<b>1.2 Initializing the Client</b>
+<b>Initializing the Client</b>
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The client must be initialized before running. However, there are also
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-<b>1.3 Running the Client</b>
+<b>Running the Client</b>
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The client is run by calling silc_client_run. The function will call
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-<b>1.3.1 Running the Client in GUI application</b>
+<b>Running the Client in GUI application</b>
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Many GUI applications has their own main loop or event loop, which they
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-<b>1.3.1.1 Running Client in GTK--</b>
+<b>Running Client in GTK--</b>
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Here is a short example how to run the SILC Client libary under the
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-<b>1.4 Creating Connection to Server</b>
+<b>Creating Connection to Server</b>
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Connection to remote SILC server is done by calling:
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-<b>1.4.1 Using Own Connecting</b>
+<b>Using Own Connecting</b>
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Application might not want to use silc_client_connect_to_server function
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-<b>1.5 Example Client</b>
+<b>Example Client</b>
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This section includes an example SILC client implementation in pseudo-like