//

Bold:  __bold text__ (2 "_" before and after the text)

Italic:  //italic text//

Link:  {(ftp|http)://www.myurl.com This is the link text}

Internal Link:  {link pageid Another internal webpage}

Section Link:  {link #woadsectionX Link to a section} (X = section number)

Document Link:  {doclink myfile.pdf My File}

Email:  {myuser@myemail.com}

Image:  {image src alt} (alt is optional)

Header:  == This is a level 2 header (level is number of "=")

Column Break:  | (on own line)

Right Justified:  > This paragraph is right justified

Centered:  ^ This paragraph is centered

Indented:  : This paragraph is indented

Bulleted List:  * Bulleted list item

Numbered List:  # Bulleted list item

Horizontal Line:  ---- (at least 4 "-")

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