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+University of Wisconsin-Madison Thesis LaTeX Class
+
+by Eric Benedict, 2000, 2002
+
+This provides a class file which produces thesis, prelims,
+dissertations and project reports which should meet the
+requirements of the graduate school at UW-Madison.  In addition
+to the class file, an example thesis is included which provides
+a brief introduction to LaTeX and the usage of the style class
+in particular.  The usage is explained both by example through
+the source of the example thesis as well as in the typeset result
+of the example thesis.
+
+If you are new to LaTeX, I suggest making two copies of the example
+files.  Leave one as a reference and edit the other by removing the
+example text and replacing it with your own text.  This will make
+learning LaTeX and producing your thesis occur relatively quickly
+(at least it did for me.  I learned LaTeX and wrote my MS thesis
+in a couple of weeks doing this way).
+
+If you already know LaTeX, but want to learn more; this class file
+is relatively heavily commented and could serve as a basis for learing
+to write your own class files.
+
+Instructions for using:
+  1) Unpack the zip archive.  Done! (or you likely wouldn't be reading this!)
+  2) run latex on main.tex
+      UNIX/Linux: $ latex main <return>
+      Windows: depends on set up.  Likely: load main.tex and click LaTeX button
+                                   (assumes WinEdt/MikTex)
+  3) run bibtex to generate bibliography info:
+      UNIX/Linux: $ bibtex main <return>
+      Windows: depends on set up.  Likely: click BibTeX button.
+  4) run latex two more times (see above)
+  5) view dvi output
+      UNIX/Linux: $ xdvi main & (the '&' places the viewer in the background)
+      Windows: depends on set up.  Likely: click the viewer button.
+  6) printing
+       UNIX/Linux: $ dvips main    (straight to printer)
+                   $ dvips -o main.ps main (to file main.ps)
+       Windows: depends on setup...
+
+
+Good Luck!
+
+Eric
+
+
+
+File List:
+Name			Description
+withesis.cls		LaTeX2e thesis class file
+withesis.sty		LaTeX2.09 thesis class file (for those who hate change)
+				note: no longer maintained & not recommended!
+withe10.sty		10pt spacing info file (needed for 10pt thesis)
+withe12.sty		12pt spacing info file (needed for 12pt thesis)
+
+main.tex  		Thesis root file (run LaTeX on this file)
+prelude.tex		Thesis preliminary stuff (title page, TOC, etc)
+abstract.tex    	Thesis abstract 
+intro.tex        	A thesis chapter
+acro.tex        	A thesis chapter
+bibref.tex             	A thesis chapter
+bibs.tex            	A thesis chapter   
+code.tex       		A thesis chapter	
+essentials.tex        	A thesis chapter 
+figs.tex         	A thesis chapter
+math.tex          	A thesis chapter
+usage.tex          	A thesis chapter
+refs.bib   		The BibTeX reference library
+vwcontr.eps 		An encapsulated PostScript figure
+fig2.tex         	A figure using TeX's picture drawing language
+derivs.m  		A sample program listing
+
+essential.tex         	The original form of essentials.tex by Jon 
+                          Warbrick (c) 1989
+
+README			This file
+
+source.zip 		The zip archive you unpacked
+
+
+Acknowledgements:
+The {\tt withesis} style file is based on the Purdue thesis file
+written by Dave Kraynie and edited by Darrell McCauley.   Additional
+environments came from a thesis class file provided by the UW Math 
+Department.
+
+The idea and basis for the documenting example came from a similar
+manual James Darrell McCauley and Scott Hucker in 1993 for the Purdue 
+University thesis style file.
+
+The chapter on LaTeX essentials is an edited version of a document by
+Jon Warbrick.
+
+
+
+
+License:
+
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+reproduced below:
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