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These commands are generally generated by programs such as sed or docx (see the docx utility). You'll rarely need to use these commands.
Note that if you have a 8-bit text editor, you don't need to use \NNN commands at all because you can directly type any ISO Latin 1 character.
Example:
This paragraph contains ISO Latin 1 characters such as the dollar sign \044, the copyright sign \251 or small e accute accent \351 which is heavily used <en fran\347ais>.
is rendered as:
This paragraph contains ISO Latin 1 characters such as the dollar sign $, the copyright sign © or small e accute accent é which is heavily used en français.
Example:
Word\ 1 word\ 2 word\ 3 word\ 4 word\ 5 word\ 6 word\ 7 word\ 8 word\ 9 word\ 10 word\ 11 word\ 12 word\ 13 word\ 14 word\ 15 word\ 16 word\ 17 word\ 18 word\ 19 word\ 20 word\ 21 word\ 22 word\ 23 word\ 24.
is rendered as:
Word 1 word 2 word 3 word 4 word 5 word 6 word 7 word 8 word 9 word 10 word 11 word 12 word 13 word 14 word 15 word 16 word 17 word 18 word 19 word 20 word 21 word 22 word 23 word 24.
This command may not be supported by all output formats.
Example:
First line.\ Second line.\ Third line.
is rendered as:
First
line.
Second line.
Third line.
This command may not be supported by all output formats.
Example:
* list 1 item 1 * list 1 item 2 ** list 2 item a ** list 2 item b ** list 2 item c [] +-- Without the [], this paragraph would have been contained inside list 1 item 2. +--
is rendered as:
Without the [], this paragraph would have been contained inside list 1 item 2.
Note that horizontal lines, figures and page breaks force all nested lists to end.
This command may not be supported by all output formats.
Example:
^L This paragraph should be located at the top of a new page.
is rendered as:
This paragraph should be located at the top of a new page.