make it part of your new entry.

1.2.3 The modular approach

Modules are single files all of the same type. They are used to
support different hardware, or different features that share the same
basic functions. For instance, modems all do the same basic things:
they can dial a phone number, send and receive data, detect a carrier
signal, and so forth. However, different modems may require
different programming to perform the same tasks. With Novaterm, a
module may exist for each type of modem. Each function (such as
dialing) has a common access point, so the rest of the software doesn't
care what type of modem you specify.

The other modules behave the same way. Below, is a summary of all
of the different types of modules used by Novaterm. You'll learn
about them in other sections of the manual.

Prefix:	Description:	Section:
80col	80-column drivers	4.2.1
asc	ASCII translation tables	7.2
font	40-column fonts	4.2.2
font80	80-column fonts	7.3
modem	modem types	4.4.1
nova	Utility programs	7
prt	File transfer protocols	3.4.3
ram	Memory expansion drivers	1.1.7
serial	RS232 serial drivers	1.1.7
term	Terminal emulations	3.1.1
time	Time setting modules	1.1.10
tmod	Scripts to load emulations	3.1.1