Type & position: | command, preamble & main part
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Syntax: | !raw [<format>] <text>
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Description: | "<text>" will only be printed if you convert into
Something's still missing here...."<text>" will be not
converted!
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See: | !ifdest, raw environment
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Type & position: | command, main part
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Syntax: | !rinclude <file>
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Description: | "<file>" will be included and output
unforformated inside a raw environment. Useful for large tables for
LaTeX or HTML.
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Example: | !rinclude table.tex
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See: | !include, !vinclude, Split documents, raw
environment
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Type & position: | switch, preamble & main part
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Syntax: | !rtf_charwidth <value>
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Description: | UDO uses a constant value for calulating the indent of lists and
the widths of table cells. This value works even fine with bold
monospaced capital letters, but if you use normal text the indents or
table cells my be too width. You can adjust this value by using
!rtf_charwidth. UDO uses 150 by default.
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Example: | !rtf_charwidth 100
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See: | Tables, Lists
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Type & position: | command, preamble
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Syntax: | !rtf_monofont <fontname>
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Description: | With this command you can set the font that will be used to
display preformated text. The default is "Monospace 821".
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Example: | !rtf_monofont Courier New
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See: | !rtf_propfont
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Type & position: | switch, preamble
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Syntax: | !rtf_no_tables
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Description: | If you use this command inside the preamble UDO prints tables
without using special RTF commands. It will print the table ASCII like
with a monospaced font.
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See: | Tables
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Type & position: | command, preamble
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Syntax: | !rtf_propfont <fontname>
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Description: | With this command you can set the font that will be used to
display text and headings. The default is "Dutch 801 Roman".
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Example: | !rtf_propfont Times New Roman
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See: | !rtf_monofont
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