Style definition markers

 

Style definition markers

 

The ... marker

Is used to ...

\B...B\

put the selected text in bold.

Example:

\B example B\ -> example

\I...I\

put the selected text in italics.

Example:

\I example I\ -> example

\U...U\

underline the selected text.

Example:

\UexampleU\ -> example

\CR\ or <CR/>

insert a paragraph mark.

<BR/>

insert a manual line break.

\TAB\

inserts a tabulation.

\JUST\

justify the selected text (located after this marker).

\NO_JUST\

not justify the selected text (located after this marker).

\CENTER...CENTER\

center the surrounded text.

\HEADER...HEADER\ 

define the page headers.

\FOOTER...FOOTER\

define the footnotes.

\TITLEPAGE...TITLEPAGE\  

surround the markers that define a title page. Within this marker, sub- markers can be used.

\TITLE...TITLE\: Defines a document title for the surrounded text.

\SUBTITLE... \SUBTITLE... Defines a subtitle.

\ TITLEHEADER... \ TITLEHEADER... Defines the title page header.

\PAGE\

insert a page skip.

\PAGENUM\

insert the number of the current page.

\DATE\

insert the current date.