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Re: Text Formatting, Revisited

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From: Olav Kvern
Date: Mon, 26 May 2003 21:43
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John--

You might find that the best way to learn about tagged text is to format an example story, then export it and look at the tagged text file. Bear in mind, however, that there's probably *way* more info in the file than you need. All you probably need is the header, a list of styles (note: *not* style definitions) used in the file, and then the marked-up text.

Something like this:



<ASCII-WIN> 
<Version:2.000000><DefineParaStyle:heading><DefineParaStyle:body><DefineCharStyle:bold><DefineCharStyle:italic> 
<ParaStyle:heading>This is a heading 
<ParaStyle:body>This is body text with <CharStyle:bold>bold<CharStyle:> and <CharStyle:italic>italic<CharStyle:>. 




Thanks,

Ole
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