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# @(#) An example for UDO
# @(#) Dirk Hagedorn, 1996/04/16
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!raw [stg] @subject "Documentation/Utilities"
!docinfo [title] A short example for
!docinfo [program] UDO
!docinfo [date] (!today)
!docinfo [author] Dirk Hagedorn
!use_auto_subtocs [info,html,stg,tvh,win,aqv]
!use_auto_subsubtocs [info,html,stg,tvh,win,aqv]
!no_effects [asc]
!use_justification [asc]
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!begin_document
!maketitle
!tableofcontents
!node Automatic layout
UDO layouts the source file automatically. You don't have
to take care about spaces between
two words
because UDO enters line breaks on its own.
Further more it doesn't make sense but doesn't disturb UDO
if you enter more than one empty line between to
paragraphs.
Paragraphs are split by using empty lines or commands.
!node A chapter
This is the text of this chapter.
Due to the switches inside the preamble it follows a
table-of-contents-like list of all sections of this chapter.
!subnode A section
This is the text of this section. A ""subsubtoc"" will
follow due to the switches inside the preamble, too.
!subsubnode A subsection
This is the text of this subsection.
!end_document
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