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If you want to put direct links to the attachments on your wiki pages,
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you can do so by writing:
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attachment:file.zip
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you can do so by writing:
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attachment:file.zip
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Where file.zip is the filename of the attached file.
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## Putting images on wiki pages
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4. You can place images by putting the file name of the attached images
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between exclamation marks in your code:
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## Disabling text formating
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For example, writing \<notextile\>*this*\</notextile\> will show
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+this+ instead of *this*.
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## Horizontal Separators
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You can put horizontal separators by writing 3 dashes, surrounded by
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blank likes:
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<notextile>
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A separator
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Between two texts
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</notextile>
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This is how the separator will look like:
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A separator
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Between two texts
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