Caution statements indicate the greatest degree of severity. Like the WARNING tag, the CAUTION tag has a required end tag, and must be preceded by a P (paragraph) tag, LI (list item) tag, or LP (list part) tag. The caution statement formats with the term "CAUTION:" followed by the caution text on the next line.

<!doctype dm system>
<panel name=delfile width=50>Deleting a File
  <area>
    <info width=48>
      <p>To delete a file, type the file name in the
      "Delete this file" field and press Enter.
      <p>A message appears asking for verification.
      To continue the delete operation, press Enter.
      <p><caution>Verifying the delete operation
      permanently deletes the file from your records.
      There is no chance of recovery.
      </caution>
    </info>
  </area>
</panel>

                 Deleting a File

 To delete a file, type the file name in the
 "Delete this file" field and press Enter.

 A message appears asking for verification. To
 continue the delete operation, press Enter.

 CAUTION:
 Verifying the delete operation permanently
 deletes the file from your records. There is no
 chance of recovery.