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+This package defines a single command \actuarialangle to typeset nice
+looking "angles" in present value of an annuity symbols common in
+actuarial and financial notation.
+
+LICENCE
+
+Public Domain
+
+AUTHOR
+
+The code in this package was given to me (Vincent Goulet
+<vincent.goulet@act.ulaval.ca>) by a former colleague who would simply
+copy it in the preamble of all his documents needing an "angle"
+symbol. The actual author of the code is unknown.
+
+My sole contribution was to make a package out of the code.
+
+USAGE
+
+Copy the package file "where LaTeX can find it", then
+
+ \usepackage{actuarialangle}
+
+and (in math mode)
+
+ \actuarialangle{n}
+
+to typeset "angle n". For a complete present value symbol, use
+something like
+
+ a_{\actuarialangle{n}}
+
+SHORTCUTS
+
+You will most likely want to use the following shortcuts:
+
+\angl for \actuarialangle
+\angln for \angl{n}
+\anglr for \angl{r}