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 <lines>
 
The lines tag starts an area that contains unformatted text. The unformatted
text is one or more lines of text displayed exactly as given. The tag turns
off formatting, so lines do not wrap. In the help source file, the figure
must start with the lines tag and end with the /lines tag.
 
This tag does not use parameters.
 
Example
 
This example uses the lines tag to display a small table:
 
    <lines>
        Key     Label   Action
        ------     ---------   -----------
        F1      Green   Sets text color to green.
        F2      White   Sets text color to white.
    </lines>
 
When displayed, the table looks like this:
 
    Key     Label   Action
    ---     -----   ------
    F1      Green   Sets text color to green.
    F2      White   Sets text color to white.
 
See Also
 
 /lines
 
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