Reference card of LXRTF formatting commands:

Environment:   {...}


Format        Start tag      End tag (not needed in environment)
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Bold          *B             *b
Italic        *I             *i
Underlined    *U             *u


Format           Tag
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Font             *Fn     (n being a number corresponding to a font in the
                         font table in the header.rth file:
                          *F0 is the default font of your text processor
                          *F1 is Courier New     (fixed-pitch, default font)
                          *F2 is Times New Roman (proportional, serif)
                          *F3 is Arial           (proportional, sans serif) 
                          *F4 is Verdana         (fixed-pitch)  
                          *F5 is Garamond        (proportional)
                          *F6 is Symbol          (proportional Greek characters)
                         More fonts can be added by editing the header.rth file)

Font size        *Snn    (nn being a number denoting the font size in 
                          half points, i.e. 
                            *S20 is 10pt (default),
                            *S24 is 12pt etc.)

Font color       *On     (n being a number corresponding to the font table in 
                         the header.rth file:
                          *O0 is black
                          *O1 is red
                          *O2 is green
                          *O3 is blue
                          *O4 is yellow
                         More colors can be added by editing the header.rth file)


Aliging (do not use in environment!):
  
  Left           *L      (each of these control tags produces an RTF 
                          control command AND a newline!)
  Right          *R

  Centered       *C

  Justified      *J      (note: not all word processors support
                          justified text, e.g. the Write / WordPad 
                          application coming with Windows
                          doesn't!)

Other formatting commands:

  Newline        *\      (comments see below)




Special characters:
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*     /*
/     //
{     \{
}     \}

German Umlauts:
     \a
     \A
     \o
     \O
     \u
     \U
     \s

Other characters: \xhh (hh=hex ASCII value)

