Heading is always the first line.

A new paragraph is started by leaving a blank line.

This is a playground. Where one can type and test.

What about preformatted
text?  Any indented text
is not folded.  It is displayed
in a monospace font.  The first word of the
above line should be "in"
and "and" is the 1st here.

To create a link to another page in this Wiki simply surround the page name by [[ and ]]. [[Paul Beardsell]] is a link to Paul Beardsell ^?.

Bullet pointed paragraphs are lines preceded by *. URLs are sutomatically changed into links, as are e-mail addresses. * http://www.google.com * someone@somedomain.net

Surrounding a word with underscores _ cause it to be undelined thus. Surrounding with asterisks \*embolden\* like this. But neither emboldening nor undelining work. Unless there is a space after the terminating underline or star.

Here is a 1) numberered list. They start are lines starting with a numeral 2) although sometimes they seem to be 3) mistaken for headers 4) unless the number is followed by a ")" parenthesis. 3) The numbering incrementation is not automatic.

What about HTML? <i>italics</i> <b>bold</b> <small>small</small> But if I escape any of the chars? \<i>italics\<\\i> None of that works.

A horizontal line can be ruled if a line starts --- thus:

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And to some binaries: * An uploaded frog ^? * Where that frog came from: http://www.funkyfrogs.de/grafik/frog.gif * A slightly larger image test.jpg ^? * and one which should be thumbprinted t2.jpg ^? * and t4.jpg ^?

What about a table?

Or a table of images:

This should and doesn't give us a horizontal line:

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