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== FDO91 ==
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A sequence of text characters enclosed in quotes. The following escape sequences are recognized: \&quot; - to insert a quote mark<br />
 
A sequence of text characters enclosed in quotes. The following escape sequences are recognized: \&quot; - to insert a quote mark<br />
 
\n - to insert a LF<br />
 
\n - to insert a LF<br />
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\xnn to insert hex char nn (use for inserting non-printable chars)<br />
 
\xnn to insert hex char nn (use for inserting non-printable chars)<br />
 
'''Example''': mat_title &lt;&quot;Hello\nThere&quot;&gt;
 
'''Example''': mat_title &lt;&quot;Hello\nThere&quot;&gt;
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A sequence of text characters enclosed in quotes. The following escape sequences are recognized: \" - to insert a quote mark
\n - to insert a LF
\t - to insert a tab
\r - to insert a CR
\xnn to insert hex char nn (use for inserting non-printable chars)
Example: mat_title <"Hello\nThere">