Editing Internal.TODO
|
Basic editing - Text formatting rules - Documentation index
|
Tables: simple - advanced
|
|
Paragraphs: for a new paragraph, use a blank line;
|
Line break:
\\ or
[[<<]]
|
|
-> to indent text,
-< hanging text
|
Join line: \
|
|
Lists:
* for bulleted,
# for numbered,
:term:definition for definition lists
|
|
Emphasis:
''italics''
'''bold'''
'''''bold italics'''''
@@monospaced@@
|
|
References:
[[another page]],
[[http://example.com/]],
[[another page | link text]],
[[#anchor]],
[[#anchor | link text]]
|
|
Groups:
[[Group/Page]] displays Page,
[[Group.Page]] displays Group.Page,
[[Group(.Page)]] displays Group,
[[Group/]] links Group homepage
|
|
Separators:
!!,
!!! for headings,
---- for horizontal line
|
Prevent formatting:
[=...=]
|
|
Other:
[+big+]
[++bigger++]
[-small-]
[--smaller--]
'^superscript^'
'_subscript_'
{+inserted+}
{-deleted-}
|
Preformatted:
[@...@] or
>>pre<<...>><<
|
Preview Internal.TODO
Page is unsaved
Mike, that is why there is an Oxygen sensor on the Atmospheric Meters, it meuseras the oxygen depleted atomsphere, plus an oxygen rich atomsphere, it also works inconjunction with the flame arresting sensor to tell you the LEL and UEL for explosive atomspheres The reason CO2 isn't on the meter is because you would suffer the effects from lack of oxygen before CO2 has any hazardous effect. But they do include a CO sensor and an H2S sensor as those are very toxic and can acculumiate in the body over time from short term exposure.
End of preview -- remember to save
Top
