Normal Text; with Punctuation and 3.14 Numbers like 100 highlighted!
italic Font Style
bold Font Style
Overlined Text, e.g. for Vectors (not in Word)
Strikethrough, e.g. for deleted Passages
Underlined Text
for Input Text
or for Check Boxes
or for exclusive Options (no Combo Boxes possible in Text, only Lists)
Larger Font with Power
Smaller Font with Power
Text with SuperScript
Text with SubScript
Sans (without) Serif Font for low Resolution Displays
constant Width Font for Code and tabular Text
Serif Font for Readability at large Font Size or on high Resolution Displays;
Use any other Font and apply brackets on Font Names with Spaces
Change Text Colors like Red,
Green or
Blue and
restore original Text Color within a colored Section. Use a named Color or any Text Color in HEX Notation
Use Yellow Highlighting to mark Sections
or Cyan Highlighting to use multiple
Highlighting Colors including Magenta.
Restore original Paper Color within a highlighted Section or use a named Color or an arbitrary Paper Color in HEX Notation.
Add Graphics: and scale them:
Use Anchors to mark Text Locations for Hyperlinks.
Use Hyperlinks like this#Anchor, www.w3.org/ or simply www.w3.org as well as email@domain.com Addresses.
Tabs at the Line Start are used to group Text Sections
into a Paragraph for Outlining.
Tabs within Text | are used to | separate | Table | Cells |
Multiple Numbering Styles are available: 1) Arabic Numbers, lower a) and upper A)alpha Characters
or roman Numbers I, also in small Caps: i.
These Counters are distinct by Type and Indent, so nested Hierarchies can be created.
Additionally there is one inline Counter for each Style to count within a Text Line.
This ii Counter is chosen whenever the iii Counter does NOT start a Line
(#_ i.e. there are printable Characters before the Counter).
Counters can be preset/restarted by directly appending a concrete Value to #:
But the Style can also be chosen explicitly.
The current Numbering value can be preset/restarted by directly appending a concrete Value to #: