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% DRAFTSTAMP.sty
%
% Put a big DRAFT (or anything) across each page (or only the first page),
% using PostScript.
%
% USAGE
% Bring it in with
% \input draftstamp.sty
% (LaTeX users can instead say \documentstyle[...,draftstamp,...]{...}).
% The default it to print DRAFT without the user doing anything.
%
% RESTRICTIONS
% 1) Expects the DVI to PostScript driver to be DVIPS.
%
% REMARKS
% 1) The angle, position, font, and typesize can be changed inside each
% document if you comment out the \draftstamp just up from the bottom of
% this file. The price is that you have to say \draftstamp yourself,
% after you (optionally) redefine these values (obviously at the
% start of the document). Example: for LaTeX, the line after
% \documentstyle[..,draftstamp,..]{..}
% could read
% \def\drafttext{INTERNAL ONLY}\def\draftPSscalefont{ 100 }\draftstamp
% (note the \draftstamp). See also Installation (3).
% 2) The number before setgray describes lightness or darkness of the text.
% This is white area/total area, so white=1, black=0.
% 3) Called draftstamp.sty and not draftstamp.tex (i) so LaTeX users can
% include it in the list of substyles, if desired, and (ii) so a person
% on the nets can tell from the directory listing alone that it is
% a drop-in file, and not a document.
%
% INSTALLATION
% 0) Put this where your TeX looks for files. For emTeX that is probably
% c:\emtex\texinputs.
% 1) Run as described in Usage and check the darkness of DRAFT. Tip: check
% if it reproduces on your favorite copier. See Remark (2).
% 2) Have the next line be uncommented if you want a warning when the
% stamp is on.
\message{ Substyle DRAFTSTAMP <93-Jul-07 jh>.}
% 3) Some people may want DRAFT only on the first page. Or they may want
% some other text. They need to change this file (or, if this file is in
% an inaccessable shared area, change a copy of this file in their home
% area).
% Here are their options.
% (i) Go to the bottom.
% Change the commenting so that \draftfirstpageonlytrue is the
% default. Now every document will put DRAFT on only the first page.
% Or, change \drafttext to \def\drafttext{v. 1.01}. Now every
% document will have v. 1.01 on the pages. Of course, non-English
% documents will need something like this.
% Or, change any default in this way.
% (ii) To decide values on a per-document basis, go to the bottom and
% comment out the \draftstamp invocation. Inside eacy document,
% any changes made to the defaults must be followed by \draftstamp:
% for instance, DRAFT only on the first page with
% \draftfirstpageonlytrue\draftstamp
% (naturally you can, for instance, combine the \input draftstamp.sty
% line and the above into a personal macro).
% (iii) Modify this file to either prompt the user or to look for a
% user's (configuration or profile) file to set defaults on a
% per-user basis. I (jh) thought these were both big solutions to
% a small problem, so I didn't do them.
%
% HISTORY
% 93-Jul-07 jh Lones Smith (lones@lones.mit.edu) suggests an option for
% printing only on the first page. I made some internal changes so
% that could be done at document-processing time, instead of set
% by a system manager.
% 93-Jul-01 jh Added Installation (1) tip. Posted to SHSU.
% 93-May-18 jh Changed setgray number from .99 to .94 to make DRAFT darker
% so it will reproduce on my copier.
% 93-Mar-05 jim hefferon (hefferon@smcvax.smcvt.edu) Typed in from an note
% given by Vivek Khera (khera@cs.duke.edu) on comp.text.tex, who said it
% came first from Anita Marie Hoover (anita@brahms.udel.edu). ?Derives
% first from the dvips manual?
%
% macro: \draftstamp Insert raw PostScript via a dvips \special.
% The dvips manual under Other Bells and Whistles suggests printing a DRAFT
% across each page with essentially:
% \special{! userdict
% begin /bop-hook{
% gsave 200 30 translate
% 65 rotate /Times-Roman findfont 220 scalefont setfont
% 0 0 moveto 0.94 setgray (DRAFT) show grestore
% }def end}}%
% (`bop-hook' for `beginning of page'?). I (jh) turned these numbers
% into variables and buried it inside a \def\draftstamp so the numbers are
% set when the \draftstamp command is issued, instead of when this file is
% read.
\newif\ifdraftfirstpageonly
% Now either \draftfirstpageonlytrue or \draftfirstpageonlyfalse
% puts DRAFT only on the first page, or on every page. Omitting both
% amounts to `false'. See the discussion of \newif (p. 211 in TeXbook).
% (I (jh) chose \newif instead of an optional argument so plain TeX works,
% not just LaTeX.)
\def\draftstamphook{\ifdraftfirstpageonly/start%
\else/bop%
\fi}
\def\draftstamp{\special{! userdict
begin \draftstamphook-hook{
gsave \draftPStranslate translate
\draftPSrotate rotate \draftPSfont findfont
\draftPSscalefont scalefont setfont
\draftPSmoveto moveto \draftPSgraylevel setgray
(\drafttext) show grestore
}def end}}%
%
% DEFAULTS
\def\drafttext{DRAFT}
\def\draftPStranslate{ 200 30 }
\def\draftPSscalefont{ 220 }
\def\draftPSgraylevel{ 0.94 } % See Remarks (2) and Installation (1).
\def\draftPSrotate{ 65 }
\def\draftPSmoveto{ 0 0 }
\def\draftPSfont{ /Times-Roman }
% Comment out whichever of these you don't want to make the default.
\draftfirstpageonlyfalse % do all pages
%\draftfirstpageonlytrue % do first page only
%
% The next command activates \draftstamp. If you want to activate
% differently for each document (say, by sometimes changing DRAFT to
% SECRET) you need to comment this line out. (It
% is here for compatibility with old versions of this style.) See also
% Installation (3).
\draftstamp
\endinput
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