AuthorDoc conversion recognizes the following tags: Header of Section Header levels are handled by the converter. The indentation of the filename in the project file determines the header level. This makes it easy to reorganize documentation and to share sections with documentation for other programs. If a file does not contain a header, a default one will be inserted based on the filename. For example, if the file Abstract.txt just contains a paragraph of abstract and no tag, the string Abstract will be inserted at the top of the file during conversion. I expect many sections to have the same name as the file, so this should save some typing. italics bold underline
  1. Numbered
  2. List
  3. Of
  4. Points

Paragraph need to start with

Only paragraphs that start with a paragraph mark will be separated in the output. Blank lines are all removed during conversion.

 
Text To Display in Courier fixed-width font, preserving line
breaks as they are typed. Helpful for text tables like:
DSN   Filename
  1   One.wdm
 10   Ten.wdm
134   OneThreeFour.wdm

Also helpful for displaying code samples.
Label for a figure, may be included in table of figures
Hyperlink to another topic Tags that are removed before conversion starts (in other words do not bother to include these) include:
Other HTML tags will be preserved in the HTML and HTML Help output but will be lost in the printable document and old-style Windows help file.