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====Emphasis====
====Emphasis====
Good "netiquette" frowns on the use of all capitals, as it implies that a person is shouting, but there are ways to emphasize text by using a limited number of font html code. Placed between angle brackets "<" and ">" letters can be used to underline (u) the test, make it bold (b), or make it italics (i). The beginning point places just the letter between the brackets, followed by the text. The ending point uses the slash "/" before the letter.  
Good "netiquette" frowns on the use of all capitals, as it implies that a person is shouting, but there are ways to emphasize text by using a limited number of html style codes. Placed between angle brackets "<" and ">" letters can be used to underline (u) the text, make it bold (b), or make it italic (i). The beginning point places just the letter between the brackets, followed by the text. The ending point uses the slash "/" before the letter.  


This is "<"b">"<b>bold</b>"<"/b">" text. This is "<"u">"<u>underlined</u>"<"/u">" and this is "<"i">"<i>italicized</i>"<"/i">" text. Remove the quote marks. They are included here because wiki articles also use html code.
Examples:
 
Typing &amp;lt;b&amp;gt;This is bold text,&amp;lt;/b&amp;gt; gives '''This is bold text.'''
 
Typing &amp;lt;i&amp;gt;This is italic text&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt; gives ''This is italic text.''
 
Typing &amp;lt;u&amp;gt;This is underlined text&amp;lt;/u&amp;gt; gives <u>This is underlined text.</u>  


== Some Recent Questions Answered & Discussions ==
== Some Recent Questions Answered & Discussions ==
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