=Heading Level1=========================================================

The equal signs at the end of the heading are optional but they clarify the
text structure for the editor. Here is some escaped Wiki markup:
!- [[ThisIsNoLink]] /not emphasized/ -!. This is an important
.
. phone number: 555-92738-299.
.
. Easy to spot in the editor's view. Use the dotted line
concatenation often.

==1st Heading Level 2===================================================

Some source code:

,!-

public static void main( String[] args ) {
  for (int i=0; i<100; i++) {
    System.out.println("Hello World!");
  }
}

-!

==  2nd Heading Level 2

Here comes a text block. The empty line between this block and the
following block acts as paragraph separator.

Well, like promised: Another stupid text block.
Now we will mark a +few words bold+ one word /italic/ and a number
underlined: _123456.99_. If you want to use + or / in a mathematical meaning,
just keep a space on each side. You can also have italic by using ''these signs''
arround the words. Bold is done '''this way'''. And now combine
'''''bold and italic'''''.

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Above is a horizontal ruler. And this one -_ causes a line break without
ending a paragraph. Let's continue with lists:

*Unnumbered list. !-- An comment visible for editors only. --!
*Still first level, second item.
*Third item.
**Now the second level of an unnumbered list.
**Continued at the second level.
. This line continues the list item if you want to use multiple lines
. within the edit view.
*Back to the first level.

If you want a numbered list, do the formatting above using '#' hashes.

~=== A centered heading level 3 ===
~Lets get some centered text.
~~This text has right alignment.



Now it is time for links: http://www.php.net or
this way: [http://www.php.net]. A different link text is achieved
by [http://www.php.net PHP.net].

Other or new Wiki pages are linked (and created on click) like this: [[MyNewPage]].
Or try [[MyNewPage New Page]].

!This comment is useful if the authors want to track changes.
!You may also use it to insert notes into a text written by some other person.
!Comments may contain links: http://www.zend.com

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