====== Headings ======
Within a page, you can organize the information using headings of different levels, just think of chapters, sections, subsections, and paragraphs. By default, headings up to level 3 will be included into the table of contents that is shown at the top of the page. The syntax to generate a heading is simple. A level 1 heading (top level) is generated by placing your heading text between two runs of six equal signs  <code>====== YOUR L1 HEADING ======</code> Lower ranking headings are generated the same way, just decrease the number of equal signs. Please make sure, that your headings are not too long.
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  * Headings can be used to bring structure into your text
  * Headings up to level 4 will be included into the Table of Contents
  * The WIKI syntax to generate headings is a run of equal <nowiki>(=)</nowiki> signs
  * You can create internal links to specific sections in a WIKI page by specifying the page address and then append the heading name (all lower case letters, white spaces replaced by an '_'). For example, the following link will bring you to the [[general:computerenvironment:tasksetwiki#project_documentation_in_a_wiki|page top]]<WRAP>
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[[general:computerenvironment:tasksetwiki#project_documentation_in_a_wiki|page top]]
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   * [[general:computerenvironment:wiki:page|WIKI Syntax]]
   * [[general:computerenvironment:wiki|Main page WIKI]]
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