%TITLE Bulleted, Numbered, and Other Lists
%AUTHOR Richard Rathe / rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
%AUTHURL rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
%VERSION MTX 1.4 User's Manual / Copyright 1996 by the University of Florida
%PATH http://www.med.ufl.edu/medinfo/mtx/docs14/
%MTX 1.4

#Bulleted Lists

To make a bulleted list, simply add a space or a tab as the first character on
the line for each item.

=  One
=  Two
=  Three

Becomes:

	One
	Two
	Three

#Numbered Lists

To make a numbered list, add a pound sign (#) after a leading space or tab on the
line for each item.

=  #Red
=  #Green
=  #Blue

Becomes:

	#Red
	#Green
	#Blue

#Roman Lists

To use Roman numbers for a list, add an exclamation point (!) after a leading
space or tab on the line for each item. {#Netscape Only#netscape.html#}

=  !Red
=  !Green
=  !Blue

Becomes:

	!Red
	!Green
	!Blue

#Lettered Lists

To make a lettered list, add an at sign (@) after a leading space or tab on the
line for each item. {#Netscape Only#netscape.html#}

=  @Red
=  @Green
=  @Blue

Becomes:

	@Red
	@Green
	@Blue

#Nested Lists

Lists can be nested by adding additional indentation (tabs or spaces) for each
sublist.

	!This is the first item.
		@There are several items here.
		@There are several items here.
			#One
				Red
				Green
				Blue
			#Two
			#Three
		@There are several items here.
	!This is the second item.
	!This is the third item.

#Definition Lists

Definition lists are a special format with each item title followed by its
definition. Use a plus sign (+) after a leading space or tab for each title
and a minus sign (-) for each definition.

=  +HTML
=  -Hypertext Markup Language
=  +HTTP
=  -Hypertext Transport Protocol
=  +URL
=  -Uniform Resource Locator

Becomes:

	+HTML
	-Hypertext Markup Language
	+HTTP
	-Hypertext Transport Protocol
	+URL
	-Uniform Resource Locator