%TITLE		Headings and Basic Document Structure
%AUTHOR		Richard Rathe / rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
%VERSION	MTX 2.0 User's Manual
%COPYRIGHT	1996-97 by Richard Rathe
%PATH		http://www.med.ufl.edu/medinfo/mtx/docs/
%CREATED	June 1, 1996
%MTX		2.0

#Heading 1

This document is divided into three sections. Each section starts with a heading.
To create a heading (and, therefore, a section) simply add a pound sign (#) as
the first character on the line. Headings will usually appear in larger, boldface
type.

#Heading 2

Headings also imply document structure. By default, MTX creates a simple table of
contents for the document based on the headings it contains. This appears as a
row of hot words near the top of the page. The reader can jump to any section by
simply clicking on its name in the list. Try it!

#Heading 3

This is the last section. This is the last section. This is the last section.
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This is the last section. This is the last section. This is the last section.