Diff for "CongMeetingAgenda20111121"

⇤ ← Revision 1 as of 2011-11-09 04:25:52 →

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Editor: JohnHurst

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← Revision 2 as of 2011-11-09 04:27:31 → ⇥

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Editor: ChurchOffice

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Deletions are marked like this.

Additions are marked like this.

'''please edit fields enclosed <so>!'''

= <HEADING - Insert Group Name Here> =
Details of activity <Place, Room Number, Date, Time>

1. Use ' 1. ' for numbered paragraphs
1. Do not use ' 2. ', ' 3. ', etc.! Let the wiki do the numbering automatically.
    a. Same deal for numbered subitems, which should use ' a. ' for their heading, and be indented from the main numbered headings.
    a. All text for a paragraph should be on one line. The editor will wrap text around if it is too long for one line, so do not use carriage returns or enter characters if you mean the text to be in one paragraph.
       This is what happens if you use carriage returns or enters, with the start of the text aligned to the text in the numbered paragraphs.
    If you have lots of paragraphs that you want to line up with the current numbered paragraph, just make sure that they start in the same column as the number for the paragraph.<<BR>>
    If they are to follow a previous paragraph in the same column, use the {{{<<BR>>}}} macro (as used in the previous line, but not visible in the rendered text).
    a. Note that this makes nested paragraphs.
This is what happens if you do not indent lines to match your current level of nesting.
1. Note that it restarts paragraph numbering (not usually what you want!)
1. Try to use GwucGeneralTemplate wiki names to link to other pages. GWUCGeneralTemplate is not a wiki name, because of successive capital letters.
1. If something comes out as a wiki name and you don't want it to be, precede the name with an exclamation mark, like this: Beverly !McGlead.
1. ''Two quotes before and after text'' make the text italic.
1. '''Three quotes before and after text''' make the text bold (use sparingly, for example, for action items).
1. '''Do not worry''' about the appearance of the raw markup text - it is the rendered text that people will read. Blanks lines for example, are not needed.

<AuthorName><<BR>>
Convenor <change this to position held in group>

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-⇤ ← Revision 1 as of 2011-11-09 04:25:52 → 
Size: 2125
Editor: JohnHurst
Comment:
+ ← Revision 2 as of 2011-11-09 04:27:31 → ⇥
Size: 91
Editor: ChurchOffice
Comment:
-Deletions are marked like this.
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-'''please edit fields enclosed <so>!'''
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-= <HEADING - Insert Group Name Here> =
Details of activity <Place, Room Number, Date, Time>

 1. Use ' 1. ' for numbered paragraphs
 1. Do not use ' 2. ', ' 3. ', etc.! Let the wiki do the numbering automatically.
    a. Same deal for numbered subitems, which should use ' a. ' for their heading, and be indented from the main numbered headings.
    a. All text for a paragraph should be on one line. The editor will wrap text around if it is too long for one line, so do not use carriage returns or enter characters if you mean the text to be in one paragraph.
       This is what happens if you use carriage returns or enters, with the start of the text aligned to the text in the numbered paragraphs.
    If you have lots of paragraphs that you want to line up with the current numbered paragraph, just make sure that they start in the same column as the number for the paragraph.<<BR>>
    If they are to follow a previous paragraph in the same column, use the {{{<<BR>>}}} macro (as used in the previous line, but not visible in the rendered text).
    a. Note that this makes nested paragraphs.
This is what happens if you do not indent lines to match your current level of nesting.
 1. Note that it restarts paragraph numbering (not usually what you want!)
 1. Try to use GwucGeneralTemplate wiki names to link to other pages. GWUCGeneralTemplate is not a wiki name, because of successive capital letters.
 1. If something comes out as a wiki name and you don't want it to be, precede the name with an exclamation mark, like this: Beverly !McGlead.
 1. ''Two quotes before and after text'' make the text italic.
 1. '''Three quotes before and after text''' make the text bold (use sparingly, for example, for action items).
 1. '''Do not worry''' about the appearance of the raw markup text - it is the rendered text that people will read. Blanks lines for example, are not needed.
 
<AuthorName><<BR>>
Convenor <change this to position held in group>

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