Code	Meaning
<p>	To indicate a paragraph in rule preambles or miscellaneous documents (insert before each paragraph)
<*>	To indicate a section symbol (insert the code in place of the section symbol (§))
<new>	To indicate a new section (insert before the section number of each proposed new section)
<etb>	To indicate new language in a proposed amendment; or To indicate bolding in a Miscellaneous document (insert before the first new word)
<eti>	To indicate italics: Examples: titles of books, court cases, referencing the Texas Register (insert before the first word)
<et>	To return to regular type face (insert after new language, bolded text or italicized text)
[ ]	To indicate old or obsolete language in a proposed amendment (insert old or obsolete language between the square brackets)
<sup>	To indicate superscripted number(s) or letter(s) (insert before the number(s) or letter(s))
</sup>	To return to regular type (insert after the superscripted number(s) or letter(s))
<sub>	To indicate subscripted number(s) or letter(s) (insert before the number(s) or letter(s))
</sub>	To return to regular type (insert after the subscripted number(s) or letter(s))
*n	To indicate separation of multiple documents in a single file (insert between each document)