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%AUTHOR Richard Rathe / rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
%AUTHURL rrathe@dean.med.ufl.edu
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#Horizontal Rule

One or more dash (-) characters on a line will create a horizontal rule as
follows:

=------------

Becomes:

--------------------------

#Block Quote

A leading single quote (') character tags a line as a block quote as follows:

='This is a block quote. It is indented etc....

Becomes:

'This is a block quote. It is indented somewhat to set it apart from other text
on the page. This text is repeated to make a paragraph. This is a block quote. It
is indented somewhat to set it apart from other text on the page. This text is
repeated to make a paragraph. This is a block quote. It is indented somewhat to
set it apart from other text on the page.

#Pull Quote

Two leading single quote (') characters tag a line as a pull quote as follows:

=''This is a pull quote. It is set off etc....

Becomes:

''This is a pull quote. It is set off from the main text by horizontal rules.  

#Preformatted Text

A leading equal sign (=) tags a line as preformatted as follows:

==  This is a line of preformatted text.

Becomes:

=  This is a line of preformatted text.

#Centered Text

A leading dollar sign ($) tag will center a line as follows:

=$This is a line of centered text.

Becomes:

$This is a line of centered text.

{#Netscape Only#netscape.html#}

#$Centered Headings

You can also center section headings, {#page headings, and logo
graphics#cover.html#} by using the dollar sign ($) tag:

=#$Centered Headings
=
=%HEADING $Centered Heading
=%LOGO $mtxlogo

{#Netscape Only#netscape.html#}