Formatting with Switch Variables

The first occurance of a switch turns the format ON, and the second turns it OFF.

Switch	Action	Example Results
#b	Bold	Use the #b switch to boldface some text.
#i	Italics	The #i switch will italicize text.
#u	Underline	Use the #u switch to underline text.
#m	Mark	Mark (color) text with the #m switch.
#d	Delete	The #d switch will delete (strike through) text.
#s	Superscript	The #s (superscript) switch will let you show water as H2O.
#l	Subscript	The #l (lower/subscript) switch adds footnote12 references.
#+	Big	Use #+ for bigger text. Perhaps it's best used for page headings.
#-	Small	Use #- for smaller text, like for fine print in a contract.
#v	Very Small	The #v switch converts lower case letters to small capital letters.
#x	Extra Large	Use a Plain or Bold extra large letter with first word of a paragraph.
#=	Center	The #= switch centers text.
Combo	Action	Example Results
#+#b	Big Bold	Page Heading
#m#+	Mark Big	Large Marked text
#b#u#i	Multiple	Multiple Highlighted text

If you are getting strange results:
1. make sure your switch variables (#) are not being confused with user defined variables ($).
2. make sure your switch variables are used in pairs (before and after) the format change.