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# ....Plain TeX....
#  
# jns.doc        general instructions, this is the TeX source
#                for the documentation. Please TeX it if you
#                have the paper version not at hand
# jns.dem        an example showing how to code  the front matter
# jns.amm        the macro package with am-fonts (the old \TeX{} fonts)
# jns.cmm        the macro package with cm-fonts (newer and preferable)
#                (these are both macro files and should not be changed)
#  
# Include the macros and the cm-fonts by inserting the command
# \input jns.cmm
# at the beginning of your text file
# (also called input or source file)
#  
# If you do not have the cm-fonts which are preferable,
# please insert at the beginning of your text file
# \input jns.amm
#  
#  
# If you use PC \TeX
#  
# In PC TeX default memory capacity is not sufficient to accommodate our
# fonts. To cope with this problem, invoke TeX with the following
# command:
# tex file.tex /f=26000 /m=65000
# 
# 
# 
# 
# ....LaTeX....
#  
# jnsl.dem       an example showing how to code
# jnsl.doc       general instructions
# jnsldoc.sty    documentstyle
# 
# 
# 
# 
# ....AmSTeX....
#  
# jnsa.doc       general instructions, this is the AmSTeX source
#                for the documentation. Please TeX it if you
#                have the paper version not at hand
# jnsa.dem       an example showing how to code
# jnsams.cmm     the macro package
#  
# Include the macros and the cm-fonts by inserting the command
# \input jnsams.cmm
# at the beginning of your text file
# (also called input or source file)
#  
# If you use PC \TeX
#  
# In PC TeX default memory capacity is not sufficient to accommodate our
# fonts. To cope with this problem, invoke TeX with the following
# command:
# tex file.tex /f=26000 /m=65000
#