Format text in chats

Here is some *italic text* in a chat.

(Or substitute underscores for the asterisks.)

Here is some italic text in a chat.

Here is some **bold text** in a chat.

(Or substitute double underscores for the double asterisks.)

Here is some ~~strikethrough text~~ in a chat.

Here is some `highlighted text` in a chat.

Web address format

Note: Make sure to add “http://” or “https://” to the link.

Check out http://www.genesys.com to see what we’re up to.

1. Brackets for the text
2. Parentheses for the link

Notes:

• Make sure to add “http://” or “https://” to the link.
• There is no space between the bracket and parenthesis
  [CustomText](link).

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Number signs and a space

• One “#” for largest
• Six “#”s for smallest

# The Big Picture

### The Big Picture

###### The Big Picture

>”I think Dave’s team did a great job.”

For each item in the list, use an asterisk or hyphen and a space.

Note: Use Shift+Enter after each item. Do not press Enter until you are finished with your message.

* Unnumbered list item 1
* Unnumbered list item 2
* Unnumbered list item 3

(Or substitute hyphens for asterisks.)

• Unnumbered list item 1
• Unnumbered list item 2
• Unnumbered list item 3

For each item in the list, type the number one, a period, and a space.

Note: Use Shift+Enter after each item. Do not press Enter until you are finished with your message.

1. First do this.

1. Now do this.

1. Then do this.

1. First do this.
2. Now do this.
3. Then do this.

Indent each list item with four spaces

1. First do this:

  1. step 1

  1. step 2

* Also consider this:

  * option A

  * option a

1. First do this:
   1. step 1
   2. step 2

• Also consider this:
  • option A
    • option a

1. Triple backticks
2. Shift+Enter
3. Code block
4. Shift+Enter
5. Triple backticks

Note: Do not press Enter until you finish your entire code block. Use Shift+Enter for all line breaks within the same code block.

` ` `
#include
main()
{
    printf(“Hello World”);
}
` ` `

#include
main()
{
    printf("Hello World");
}