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diff --git a/TWiki/ManagingTopics.mdwn b/TWiki/ManagingTopics.mdwn
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--- a/TWiki/ManagingTopics.mdwn
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@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 %TOC% %STARTINCLUDE%
 
-## <a name="Managing_Topics"> Managing Topics </a>
+# <a name="Managing_Topics"> Managing Topics </a>
 
 _Browser-based rename, move, and delete for individual topics_
 
-### <a name="Overview"> Overview </a>
+## <a name="Overview"> Overview </a>
 
 Select **Rename/move** when viewing a topic to change its name, move it to another TWiki web, or delete it:
 
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Select **Rename/move** when viewing a topic to change its name, move it to anoth
   * If any of the referring pages are locked then they will be listed
   * You can correct these later by again pressing Rename/Move
 
-#### <a name="Referring_Topics"> Referring Topics </a>
+### <a name="Referring_Topics"> Referring Topics </a>
 
 Referring topics are found using the the %SEARCH% variable, see the template <code>**searchrenameview.tmpl**</code>. First, matching topics in the current Web are listed - matches are to _topic_. Next, all Webs (including the current one) are listed that match _web.topic_. Because %SEARCH% is used, Webs marked in [[WebPreferences]] as NOSEARCHALL will not show up in the search for refernces to the _topic_ being changed.
 
@@ -23,25 +23,25 @@ Changed references are kept are as short as possible, i.e. _topic_ is used in pr
 
 <a name="DeleteTopic"></a>
 
-#### <a name="Deleting_a_Topic"> Deleting a Topic </a>
+### <a name="Deleting_a_Topic"> Deleting a Topic </a>
 
 Deleted topics are moved to the `Trash` web - NOT physically erased from the server. All webs share `Trash` - in case of a name conflict with a topic already `Trash`, the user is alerted and asked to choose a new name.
 
-##### <a name="Clearing_the_Trash"> Clearing the Trash </a>
+#### <a name="Clearing_the_Trash"> Clearing the Trash </a>
 
 **_NOTE:_** The `Trash` web should be be cleared periodically, by archiving the contents if required (recommended), then deleting the files from the `Trash` directory.
 
-### <a name="Redirecting_from_an_Old_Topic"> Redirecting from an Old Topic </a>
+## <a name="Redirecting_from_an_Old_Topic"> Redirecting from an Old Topic </a>
 
 You can use [[TWikiMetaData]] to place a command in %TWIKIWEB%.WebTopicViewTemplate and %TWIKIWEB%.WebTopicNonWikiTemplate that will show if a topic has moved by searching for the tag %META:TOPICMOVED\{...\}%. Customize something like this:
 
 > %<nop>METASEARCH{type="topicmoved" web="%WEB%" topic="%TOPIC%" title="This topic used to exist and was moved to: "}%
 
-### <a name="Impact_of_Topic_Access_Settings"> Impact of Topic Access Settings </a>
+## <a name="Impact_of_Topic_Access_Settings"> Impact of Topic Access Settings </a>
 
 Permissions affect the rename function in various ways. To rename a topic, you need both change and rename permissions. To alter refer4ing topics, you need change permission. See [[TWikiDocumentation]] for information on setting up access permissions.
 
-### <a name="How_Rename_move_Works"> How Rename/move Works </a>
+## <a name="How_Rename_move_Works"> How Rename/move Works </a>
 
 * %SEARCH% is used with a special template to show text in topics that requires updating to point to the new topic and/or web name. This includes relevent [[TWikiDocumentation]]
   * User chooses which topics will be altered
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Permissions affect the rename function in various ways. To rename a topic, you n
 * References are changed (locks and permissions permitting)
 * Any referring topics that can't be changed due to locks are listed - user can change them at another time.
 
-### <a name="Known_Limitations"> Known Limitations </a>
+## <a name="Known_Limitations"> Known Limitations </a>
 
 **Rename/move** in is fairly complicated due to the dynamic generation of links. Ideally, it would be possible to run the required part of rendering in a way that would allow identification of the text to be changed. Unfortunately, these hooks don't exist in TWiki at present. Instead, %SEARCH% is used with a special template to show the text to be changed, and the selected topics are then altered. One drawback is that `search` can show matches that will not be updated because of case differences. Other mismatches to actual rendered output are also possible as the approaches are so different.