<html><head><meta name="color-scheme" content="light dark"></head><body><pre style="word-wrap: break-word; white-space: pre-wrap;">Any Font  8 On  ="&lt;H6&gt;"
Any Font  8 Off ="&lt;/H6&gt;"
Any Font  9 On  =" "
Any Font  9 Off =" "
Any Font 10 On  =" "
Any Font 10 Off =" "
Any Font 11 On  =" "
Any Font 11 Off =" "
Any Font 12 On  ="&lt;H4&gt;"
Any Font 12 Off ="&lt;/H4&gt;"
Any Font 14 On  ="&lt;H3&gt;"
Any Font 14 Off ="&lt;/H3&gt;"
Any Font 18 On  ="&lt;H3&gt;"
Any Font 18 Off ="&lt;/H3&gt;"
Any Font 24 On  ="&lt;H2&gt;"
Any Font 24 Off ="&lt;/H2&gt;"
Any Font 28 On  ="&lt;H2&gt;"
Any Font 28 Off ="&lt;/H2&gt;"
Any Font 32 On  ="&lt;H1&gt;"
Any Font 32 Off ="&lt;/H1&gt;"
Any Font 36 On  ="&lt;H1&gt;"
Any Font 36 Off ="&lt;/H1&gt;"

# Now the really specific stuff for WWW Urls
# This one decodes the special Url macro which puts the URL reference
# inside a WP Comment (so it is hidden but editable) and makes the
# link text blue and underline
# If we find a comment inside an Url style pair defined by the user
# we can be pretty sure it was deliberate ( done by MACRO), so we
# have this special translation just for Comments inside Url Styles
# Course, if not defined (UrlComment) it will default to standard
#
UrlOn="%e"                          # Eat style codes
UrlOnEnd="%f"                       # Style end for UrlOn, restart output
# the comment text, passed as parameter 2 text, is the URL
UrlCommentOn="&lt;a href=\""
UrlCommentOff="\"&gt;"                 #  URL link
UrlOff="&lt;/a&gt;%e"                     # Anchor Off and eat style codes
UrlOffEnd="%f"                      # Style end for UrlOff, restart output

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