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% sample.tex
% Steve Shah (sshah at planetoid dot org)
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%     A sample layout for LaTeX documents. This is the ``article'' format
%     which is useful for class reports, etc.
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\documentclass{article}
\begin{document}


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% The document's title
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\title{Document Title}


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% Document's authors 
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%    Replace the string ``Arthur Dent'' with your own name, and the
%    string ``adent@galaxy.com'' with your e-mail address. The ``\em''
%    tag simply tells LaTeX to use the italics font while printing your
%    e-mail address. If you don't want to print your address there, you
%    can change it to something like:
%         \author{Arthur Dent}
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%    If you have multiple authors or need to provide more information
%    about yourself (ie: a SSN) you may want to split the title up
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%         \author{Arthur Dent\\
%                 Ford Prefect\\}
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\author{Arthur Dent ({\em adent@galaxy.com})}


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\maketitle
\date{}


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% Abstract
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%    be indented a little. Its purpose is to give you a place to
%    provide a document summary (typically one paragraph) to the
%    reader. In papers, this is often used to index your paper for
%    search engines. The ``\LaTeX'' command makes LaTeX print its
%    own name out a little more stylishly.
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\begin{abstract}

This document is about writing simple \LaTeX documents.

\end{abstract}




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% Sections
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\section{This is my first section}
This is some broad topic that I want to talk about. 

\subsection{This is my first subsection}
I'm focusing in a little more here.

\subsubsection{Even more focus here}
I'm going to write two paragraphs here to show how to break up paragraphs
in \LaTeX. Its pretty easy.\\

See, this is another paragraph.\\

So is this.\\

\section{The Next Major Topic}
This is another major section, but I don't have much to say in it.

\subsection{Another sub topic}
Again, not much to say anymore.

\subsection{But...}
I thought I'd show what happens with two subsections right after one
another.\\

Neat, huh?

\section{Conclusion}
\LaTeX isn't the most intuitive word processor in the world. But
you can use it across Windoze and UNIX so its convient.




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\end{document}