Common mark-up

==heading==

creates a level 3 heading

===heading===

creates a level 4 heading

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creates a horizontal rule

~italic~

makes text italic

#bold#

makes text bold

Starting a line with a blank space

makes it monospaced

Starting a line with a *

makes it a bullet list (note: you can’t nest bullets in version 1.2)

Tables

To create simple HTML tables using wiki mark-up, precede each cell value with a pipe character like so: |. You may start a new row by typing on a new line. Column headers are defined by typing a double pipe instead of a single one.

CamelCase & wiki mark-up

Simple CamelCase words becomes local wiki links automatically. This wiki also contains some other magic mark-up:

• [http://example.com linkname] is used for external URL links
• [file:filename|linkname] is used to link to a file attached to this page (note the pipe between the file name & the text you wish to use for the link)
• [webfile:path/to/yourfile/file.file linkname] is used to link to a file system resource, UNC style
• [wiki:WikiWord alternate text] is used to link to a wiki page with alternate text
• [[your wiki page name]] is used for a non-CamelCase wiki page link
• [image:filename] is used to display a graphic file attached to this page
• [image:filename left] aligns an image left, [image:filename right] aligns it right
• [search:your_query] is used to insert a search link, where your_query is the text to search for. In place of search: you may also use the text find: or query:

To prevent wiki formatting, put text inside a <nowiki></nowiki> block