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Tables \|\|row1-col1\|row1-col2\|row1-col3 row2-col1\|row2-col2\|row2-col3\|\|
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Multi-page pages Use ...page... to separate pages
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Block Preformatting Indent text with any number of spaces to turn it into a monospaced block that still follows other Wiki formatting instructions. It will be indended with the same number of spaces that you used. Note that this mode does not preserve exact spacing and line breaks; use ~pp~...~/pp~ for that.
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Because the Wiki paragraph formatting feature is off, each line will be presented as you write it. This means that if you want paragraphs to be wrapped properly, a paragraph should be all together on one line.