Formatting indicator

OurGuest - Mon Dec 10 16:14:54 EST 2012
\pard signals that the paragraph shouldn't inherit paragraph-formatting attributes from the previous paragraph.

llandale - Tue Dec 11 13:42:00 EST 2012
Is it also a "paragraph" indicator; or must you: "\pard\par "?

M_vdLaan - Wed Dec 12 08:34:11 EST 2012
Hi Louie,

From what I gather, the '\pard' does not create a new paragraph and so, yes, you need to '\par\pard'.
Not sure whether the order really matters, but this is how I've seen it used.

tlwtheq - Wed Dec 12 08:47:08 EST 2012
Here's a question from the larger perspective. Where does one look up these formatting
directions as they are mentioned in the DOORS DXL Manual (but not explained)?
(Looking to being taught how to fish rather than taking one fish someone caught for me. :) )

M_vdLaan - Wed Dec 12 08:34:11 EST 2012
Hi Louie,

From what I gather, the '\pard' does not create a new paragraph and so, yes, you need to '\par\pard'.
Not sure whether the order really matters, but this is how I've seen it used.

tlwtheq - Wed Dec 12 08:47:08 EST 2012
Here's a question from the larger perspective. Where does one look up these formatting
directions as they are mentioned in the DOORS DXL Manual (but not explained)?
(Looking to being taught how to fish rather than taking one fish someone caught for me. :) )

SystemAdmin - Wed Dec 12 17:33:12 EST 2012
RTF is a Microsoft proprietary standard, currently at version 1.9.1, a good Wikipedia background & history can be found by clicking here, the v1.9.1 RTF Standard can be downloaded by clicking here (good reading for insomniacs).