## Tags

> #`foo`#
>   Corresponds to the TeX ```\verb!foo!`'', i.e. outputs ```foo`'' verbatim.
> `@filename foo`
>   Force the manual entry to go to the specified file.
> `{@link foo name}`
>   Make a reference to a manual entry with name ``foo''. The link name is ``name''. The second parameter is optional.
> `\Date`
>   Insert the current date and time (according to the current locale settings) into the documentation.
> `\IMG{filename}`
>   Insert an image into the documentation.
> `\IMG[HTML parameters]{filename}`
>   Insert an image into the documentation.
> `\IMG[HTML parameters][TeX parameters]{filename}`
>   Insert an image into the documentation. Note that if you are using TeX output you'll have to tell DOC++ to include the `graphicx' TeX package.
> `\Label{foo}`
>   Make a label with the name ``name''.
> `\Ref{foo}`
>   Make a reference to a manual entry with name ``foo''.
> `\URL{foo}`
>   Make a link to the WWW page ``foo''.
> `\URL[name]{foo}`
>   Make a link to the WWW page ``foo'', with the name ``name''.
> `\TEX{foo}`
>   Include the ``foo'' TeX code into your document. For HTML output DOC++ will run TeX to process it, produce GIFs out of it and includes them into the HTML document. NOTE: this requires `latex', `dvips', `ghostscript' and `ppmtools' to be correctly installed on your system!
> `\includegraphics`
>   Same as ``\IMG`'.
> `\today`
>   Same as ``\Date`'.

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