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This text:
<p>Paragraphs: the "P" (upper or lower case) tag begins a
paragraph. Technically, a /P tag ends a paragraph but is often
left out. The <br> BR tag <br>is a smaller text break - like
a line feed.
Blank lines are just ignored.
<p>You can use B for <b>bold</b> - don't forget to end it with /B.
<p>You can use I for <i>italic</i> - don't forget to end it with /I.
<pre>
Pre formatted text goes between
PRE tags. Blank lines
are honored.
</pre>
Will look like this in a browser:
Paragraphs: the "P" (upper or lower case) tag begins a
paragraph. Technically, a /P tag ends a paragraph but is often
left out. The BR tag is a smaller text break - like
a line feed.
Blank lines are just ignored.
You can use B for bold - don't forget to end it with /B.
You can use I for italic - don't forget to end it with /I.
Pre formatted text goes between
PRE tags. Blank lines
are honored.
Don't put URL links in HTML format for posts; we'll do that
automatically. Just do:
http://somehere.com
If you have program output or other text that you want formatted
"as-is", put it between <PRE> and </PRE>.
If you are curious about how tags work, just "View Source" on
various pages here. The HTML here is mostly extremely basic and
simple.