Internal link formatting
Page links
WikiWords (words with at least 2 capitals) are automatically recognized as links
You can force a word to become a link by enclosing it in braces: {nonwikiword} yields nonwikiword
If you have more than one subwiki, you can link to another subwiki using the {subwiki:wikiword} syntax.
There are a few built-in 'sister wikis' you can reach with this subwiki syntax:
If you'd like to present another label for a wikilink, put the label before the link and separate them with an 'at sign', like this {read the text formatting rules@TextFormattingRules} yields read the text formatting rules
Resource links
If you put a filename with an extension between braces, like {logo.gif} or {brochure.pdf}, this is considered as a link to this file within the wiki. Typically this is a file that is put on the server using the FileUpload functionality.
Links to image files are automatically converted to <img> links. You can make the image point to an url by adding the url and an 'at sign' before the link {http://www.agileopen.com@agileopen_logo.jpg} yields 
Links to non-image files use the filename as the link label, by default. You can add another label by adding the text and an 'at sign' before the filename: {a simple text@simple.txt} yields a simple text, {simple.txt} yields simple.txt
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