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>Multiple fonts and graphics can be embedded in TeachText files by
>including PICT resources in the files. To understand how this works,
>read the following quote from Larry Rosenstein:
>
>   To add pictures to a TeachText file you need to put a
>   non-breaking space (option-space) character into the text. 
>   Each time TeachText sees this character it displays a PICT
>   resource.  The IDs for the PICT resource begin at 1000 and
>   go up from there.  You have to insert enough blank lines to
>   leave space for the picture.

That explains the graphics, but what about the fonts?  I've seen Apple
`Read Me' files that contain italics amd boldface in them.  How do I
get the same effects in my TeachText documents?

And I seem to remember there being something about a special mode of
TeachText in which it actually gives you another menu for adding PICT
resources.  How do I get this menu?

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