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-%  some notes on the package EPSDICE by Thomas Heim 
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-%  LICENSE: LPPL
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-%  2001/02/11 -- thomas.heim@unibas.ch
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-\documentclass[11pt]{article}
-\usepackage{epsdice}
-%\pagestyle{empty}
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-\title{Package `epsdice' --- a scalable dice font}
-\author{2001/02/11 -- Version 1.0 \\[.5ex] Thomas Heim \\[.5ex]
-  (thomas.heim@unibas.ch)}
-\date{}
-\begin{document}
-\maketitle
-\section{Introduction}
-Dice fonts are already available in \textsc{metafont} format. 
-\begin{quote}
-\verb+\begin{ShamelessPlug}+ \\[.5ex]
-I should know, I wrote one myself: \verb+dice3d.mf+ \\[.5ex]
-\verb+\end{ShamelessPlug}+
-\end{quote}
-For some applications it seems preferable, however, to have the fonts
-in scalable form. The package \verb+epsdice+ fills this gap.
-
-\texttt{epsdice.sty} provides a single command,
-\verb+\epsdice{#1}+. It takes one argument, an integer from 1 to 6. 
-The value of a counter is allowed as an argument, too, so automatic 
-representation of (generated or input) data is possible as well.
-Depending on the value of the argument, \verb+\epsdice+ includes the 
-appropriately clipped region from the encapsulated PostScript file 
-\verb+epsdice.eps+ that contains simple drawings of dice faces. 
-The drawings scale with the current font because the height of
-the included graphics file is set in terms of `ex' units.
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-\section{Requirements and limitations}
-\verb+epsdice+ relies on the \verb+graphicx+ package with package
-option \verb+[dvips]+ to include the encapsulated PostScript file.
-It also uses the \verb+ithen+ package to validate the arguments
-(error checking).
-
-Although the PostScript file is rather small,
-including it too many times may not be desirable. 
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-\section{Configuring this package}
-To install the package,
-simply move the following files somewhere in your ``local texmf tree'':
-\verb+epsdice.{sty, eps, cfg}+, as well as \verb+diceface.eps+.
-I suggest a new subdirectory
-\verb+/$LOCALTEXMF/tex/latex/epsdice/*+, where \verb+$LOCALTEXMF+ stands
-for your ``local texmf tree'' (what a surprise). Refresh your 
-\TeX-system's file name database, and that's it, you're all set! 
-The remainder of this section applies only if you want to change
-the default settings.
-
-The command \verb+\epsdice+ works by including an encapsulated postscript
-file, so this file must be found by \LaTeXe.
-The package comes with a configuration file \verb+epsdice.cfg+ containing 
-the file name in the variable \verb+\dicefile+. By default, this variable
-points to the file \verb+epsdice.eps+ (without file name extension).
-If you don't like my drawings and would like to ``roll your own'' 
-(PostScript code, not dice), a look at the file \verb+diceface.eps+
-may help. It contains the same PostScript code as \verb+epsdice.eps+, 
-with some comments about what's going on.
-If you intend to keep the \verb+.eps+ file with the dice drawings in a
-different place or if you want to use your own version 
-you have to edit the configuration file \verb+epsdice.cfg+ accordingly, 
-by adding the path to the file name, or by changing the file name in the
-variable \verb+\dicefile+.
-
-If a configuration file does not exist, the file \verb+epsdice.eps+ 
-is assumed to be located in the present working directory.
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-\section{Examples}
-This text shows dice faces in an 11pt environment: 
-\epsdice{1} \epsdice{2} \epsdice{3} \epsdice{4} \epsdice{5} \epsdice{6}. 
-The pictures fit into the surrounding text. 
-
-{\Large 
-Here is some large text. The dice pictures scale accordingly:% 
-\footnote{\ldots as they do in footnotes, \epsdice{\value{footnote}}, 
-like this.} \epsdice{3}. See?}  The package works with standard counters, 
-too: Here's the result of \verb+\epsdice{\value{page}}+ 
-\epsdice{\value{page}}.
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-\section{Errors}
-Of course it doesn't make sense to ask for dice faces with arguments
-other than 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. The package generates error
-messages and simply prints the offending argument in the \TeX\ output.
-Uncomment the final lines in this documentation to see this feature
-in action.
-%  This generates `benign' errors: \epsdice{99} and \epsdice{-3}.
-%  The following is more serious, generating two different errors:
-%  \epsdice{epsfoo}. Nevertheless, output continues with a fall-back
-%  solution.
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-\end{document}
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