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@Chapter
@Title { Types of Documents }
@Tag { types }
@Begin
@LP
Particular types of documents have specialized formatting
requirements: title pages in books, abstracts in technical reports, and
so on. Producing such things using the general-purpose features of
previous chapters can be quite awkward, so Lout provides a range of
@I { document types } with the appropriate specialized features for
document.types @Index { document types }
each type.
@PP
There are five types: ordinary documents, technical reports,
books, overhead transparencies, and stand-alone illustrations. The
features of all other chapters are available within each document type,
but the features of one type are not available within other types.
@BeginSections
@Include { typ_ordi }
@Include { typ_repo }
@Include { typ_book }
@Include { typ_over }
@Include { typ_illu }
@Include { typ_plai }
@Include { typ_apdf }
@Include { typ_orga }
@EndSections
@End @Chapter
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