Synchronet v3.19b-Win32 (install) has been released (Jan-2022).

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ref:markup [2020/11/18 19:03] – [Rules] clarify illegal examples by using literals without wiki markup digital manref:markup [2024/01/28 21:04] (current) – [Synchronet Message Markup] add the other names that message markup codes are known by digital man
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 ====== Synchronet Message Markup ====== ====== Synchronet Message Markup ======
-Synchronet((as of Synchronet v3.18c)) can optionally recognize and apply simple text "style codes" to displayed messages. These "style codes"((inspired by the StyleCodes of GoldEd+)) are referred to as Synchronet Message Markup.+Synchronet((as of Synchronet v3.18c)) can optionally recognize and apply simple text "style codes" to displayed messages. These markup codes are called 'StyleCodes' in GoldEd, 'Rich Text' in SemPoint, 
 +'Structured Text' in Mozilla/Thunderbird, and 'Synchronet Message Markup' in Synchronet. 
  
 The supported Synchronet Message Markup styles/codes are: The supported Synchronet Message Markup styles/codes are:
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 ===== Options =====  ===== Options ===== 
-In Synchronet, the recognition and application of Message Markup Codes may be enabled on a per-sub-board (message area) basis. The default behavior is currently **not** to parse and apply Markup Codes in displayed message text.+In Synchronet, the recognition and application of Message Markup Codes may be enabled/disabled/configured on a per-sub-board (message area) basis. The default new sub-board configuration is to parse and apply the effects of Markup Codes in displayed message text, but not display the codes themselves (hide them from view).
  
 When the parsing/display of the Markup Codes is enabled in the configuration, the sysop has the additional option to hide (not display) the Markup Codes themselves. If "false positives" is a problem (the unintended stylization of messages), rather than completely disabling the feature, showing the Markup Codes in combination with the stylized text may provide a good compromise. When the parsing/display of the Markup Codes is enabled in the configuration, the sysop has the additional option to hide (not display) the Markup Codes themselves. If "false positives" is a problem (the unintended stylization of messages), rather than completely disabling the feature, showing the Markup Codes in combination with the stylized text may provide a good compromise.

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