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- FAQs   
- Release Information   
- Getting Help   
+ Basic Concepts   
+ Result Parameters   
- JSON Support   
- XML Support   
- Files   
   - AUX List   
   - Inferred Content   
   - Qualifiers   
   - File Trimmers   
   - Access from Macros   
   - Blue Files   
      - File Structure   
      - FileTypes   
         - Type 1000 Files   
         - Type 2000 Files   
         - Type 3000 Files   
         - Type 5000 Files   
         - Type 6000 Files   
      - Header Content   
         - Basic Header   
         - Adjunct Header   
         - Extended Header   
+ System Operation   
+ Macros   
+ Java WebStart   
+ Graphics   
+ X-Midas Interoperability   
+ Third-Party Compatibility   
+ Build/Installation Options and Customization   
- Running NeXtMidas Independently   
- WebVNC to deploy NeXtMidas as a Web App   
+ Security and Secure Communication   
- Timelines - Keywords, Updating, Known Issues   
+ Installing and Using Docker   
+ Glossary   


Overall File Structure

NeXtMidas utilizes the traditional Midas BLUE file format. The internal header format is extended to support more sophisticated operations such as piping, and more flexible file organizations such as detached and extended headers. The files are identified by the characters BLUE at the start of the header. For more details on modifying or creating a Midas file header, go to the NeXtMidas command prompt and look at EXPLAIN HEADERMOD.


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