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Right. You can also print papers from the printers using various means. This guide is about formatting your text, though. | Right. You can also print papers from the printers using various means. This guide is about formatting your text, though. | ||
Using the paper | Using a [[General Objects#Hand Labeler|hand labeler]] on the paper lets you give it a title. This is what shows as the mouseover text. Lazy people and people who just can't find a pen can use this to make small notes. | ||
Using a pen on a paper will open up an editing window. This will '''add''' to any existing text, and accepts certain tags. | Using a pen on a paper will open up an editing window. This will '''add''' to any existing text, and accepts certain tags. | ||
Revision as of 06:21, 8 October 2019
Pen goes on paper, makes words, right?
Right. You can also print papers from the printers using various means. This guide is about formatting your text, though.
Using a hand labeler on the paper lets you give it a title. This is what shows as the mouseover text. Lazy people and people who just can't find a pen can use this to make small notes.
Using a pen on a paper will open up an editing window. This will add to any existing text, and accepts certain tags.
[b]This text will be bold.[/b]
[i]This text will be in italics.[/i]
[u]This text will be underlined.[/u]
[sup]This text will be in superscript.[/sup]
[h1]/[h2]/[h3]/[h4]This text will be an enlarged heading, the size dependent on which you use. (h1 is the largest, h4 is the smallest.)[/h1]/[/h2][/h3]/[/h4]
[li]This text will be an item in a bulleted list.[/li]
[hr]This will insert a horizontal rule.
[sign] (This will change to your in-game name, written in cursive.)
Writing ___ in your text allows it to be filled in later when reading it with a pen in hand! Very useful for forms and standardized tests in space!
The font you get is determined by the type of pen you used.