Guide to writing

Write on it!

Letters, manifests and documents can be printed from a printer however, this guide is about formatting handwritten text.

Syntax

Name	Syntax	Result
Huge header	[h1]Huge Header[/h1]
Large header	[h2]Large Header[/h2]
Medium header	[h3]Medium Header[/h3]
Small header	[h4]Small Header[/h4]
Bold	[b]Bold[/b]
Italic	[i]Italic[/i]
Underline	[u]Underline[/u]
Superscript	Text[sup]Superscript[/sup]
Block quote	[bq]Block Quote[/bq]
Unordered list	Unordered list:[ul][li]List Item A[/li][li]List Item B[/li][/ul]
Center text	[center]Centered[/center]
Horizontal rule	[hr]
Signature	[sign] or [signature]
Field	____

Writing surfaces

Paper is most often found in Paper Bins located in most workplaces.

You can:

• Examine the Paper to read it from any distance
• Labeled with a Hand Labeler; this changes the mouseover text
• Written on with a Writing tool

Writing tools

Item	Image	Font
Pen
Fancy Pen
Pencil
Marker
Crayon

Stamps

Each Head of Staff and the Clown have a Rubber Stamp in their Office.

Configure the Rubber Stamp by clicking on it in your hand. Click on a Field or the Paper itself to create a stamp.

Configuration	Stamp
Approved
Rejected
Void
X
Current Time

Pen goes on paper, makes words, right?

Using a pen on a paper will open up an editing window. This will add to any existing text, and accepts certain tags.

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! One underscore gives you space to write one character so use it wisely.

The font you get is determined by the type of pen you used. Regular black pens will give a clean and easy to read font, fancy pens will write in blue and unreadable cursive, crayons comes in different colours and provide quite childish and scrawny writing while markers are big and bold and also come in an array of different colours.