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!newpage

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !newpage
 
Description: Generates a page break if the destination format supports it.
 
See: !use_formfeed
 

!no_bottomlines

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_bottomlines [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Tells UDO not to generate bottomlines. In the example this is done for the Pure C Help format.
 
Example: !no_bottomlines [pch]
 
See: !no_headlines, !ignore_bottomline
 

!no_effects

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_effects [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Switches off the usage of text emphasises. The exmaple shows how to switch it of when converting to ASCII.
 
Example: !no_effects [asc]
 

!no_headlines

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_headlines [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Switches off the usage of headlines. The example show how to switch it off when converting to WinHelp.
 
Example: !no_headlines [win]
 
See: !no_bottomlines, !ignore_headline
 

!no_images

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_images [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Switches off the output of commands to display images. The example show how to switch it off when converting to HTML.
 
Example: !no_images [html]
 
See: !image, Images
 

!no_index

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_index [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: If this switch is used inside the preamble UDO suppresses index commands for the given destination formats. Furthermore neither UDO nor the destination format will print an index. The example shows how to suppress index commands for RTF.
 
Example: !no_index [rtf]
 
See: !index, (!idx ...)
 

!no_numbers

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_numbers [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: This command switches off the usage of chapter numbers. In tables of contens only the chapter titles will be displayed. The example shows how to suppress them in Windows Help and HTML.
 
Example: !no_numbers [win,html]
 
See: !tableofcontents, !toc, !subtoc, !subsubtoc
 

!no_preamble

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_preamble [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: If this switch is used inside the preamble of the source file UDO won't print a specific preamble for the destination format. The example shows how to suppress the preamble for LaTeX. You shall have some knowledge about the destination format if you want to write your own preamble.
 
Example: !no_preamble [tex]
 

!no_quotes

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_quotes [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Says UDO not to replace double quotes and double apostrophes by real quotes and apostrophes.
 
Example: !no_quotes [asc,man]
 
See: Double quotes, Double apostrophes
 

!no_umlaute

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_umlaute [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Switches off the usage of German umlauts. The example show how to switch it off when converting to a manualpage. Umlauts are than replaced by ae, oe, ue, ss, Ae, Oe and Ue.
 
Example: !no_umlaute [man]
 
See: Special characters
 

!no_verbatim_umlaute

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_verbatim_umlaute [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: Switches off the usage of German umlauts inside a verbatim environment. The example show how to switch it off when converting to LaTeX. Umlauts are than replaced by ae, oe, ue, ss, Ae, Oe and Ue.
 
Example: !no_verbatim_umlaute [tex]
 
See: !begin_verbatim, !end_verbatim, Preformatted text
 

!no_xlinks

Type & position: switch, preamble
 
Syntax: !no_xlinks [<abbreviations>]
 
Description: This command switches off the usage of external links. This is useful if you used external HTML links in a source file that you want to convert to another format that supports external links. The example shows how to suppress the usage of external links when converting to ST-Guide.
 
Example: !no_xlink [stg]
 
See: (!xlink ...)
 

!node

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !node <text>
 
Description: Starts a new chapter named "<text>".
 
Example: !node Command reference
 
See: !pnode, !subnode, !subsubnode, !subsubsubnode, Structuring
 

!node*

Type & position: command, main part
 
Syntax: !node* <text>
 
Description: This command does the same as !node, but here "<text>" will not appear in a table of contents.
 
Example: !node* Chapter title
 
See: !node, !pnode*, Structuring
 

!nop

Type & position: command, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: !nop
 
Description: This command ("no operation") does nothing and is used for debugging purposes.
 

(!N)...(!n)

Type & position: placeholder, preamble & main part
 
Syntax: (!N)<text>(!n)
 
Description: "<text>" will be displayed as a footnote or in brakes. Right before (!N) shouldn't be a space, tab or linefeed!
 
Example: the text(!N)the footnote(!n)
 
See: Footnotes
 

(!nl)

Type & position: placeholder, main part
 
Syntax: (!nl)
 
Description: With (!nl) you can force a line break. You must add a space before (!nl) if you use it!
 
Example: breaking (!nl) lines
 

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