Code

Meaning

<p>

To indicate a paragraph
(insert before each paragraph in the preamble)

<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*
(insert before the first new word)

<eti>

To indicate italicized text
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 or italicized text)

[ ]

To indicate old or obsolete language*
(insert old or obsolete language between the square brackets)

<sup>

For superscripted numbers
(insert before the number)

</sup>

To return to normal type
(insert after the number)

<sub>

For subscripted numbers
(insert before the number)

</sub>

To return to normal type
(insert after the number)

<*>

To indicate a section symbol (§)
(insert in place of the section symbol)

*n

To indicate separation of multiple documents in a single file
(insert between each document)

*You must include the entire word in the coding for new and old language. You can not code only part of the word.