The frontespizio package lets you typeset a frontispiece (suitable for Italian university style) independently of the page layout of the main document. This is version 1.0 of the package Copyright 2008 Enrico Gregorio This program is provided under the terms of the LaTeX Project Public License distributed from CTAN archives in directory macros/latex/base/lppl.txt. Author: Enrico Gregorio Enrico dot Gregorio at univr dot it This work has the LPPL maintenance status "author-maintained". This work consists of the following files: README (this file) frontespizio.dtx frontespizio.ins frontespizio.pdf and of the derived files frontespizio.sty examplea.tex exampleb.tex examplec.tex makedoc.sh To install the distribution: o run "latex frontespizio.ins" o run "{|pdf|xe}latex example{a,b,c}.tex" for a test o run "{|pdf|xe}latex example{a,b,c}-frn.tex" for a test o run "{|pdf|xe}latex example{a,b,c}.tex" for a test o after the tests, you should have correct dvi or pdf example files (choose either latex, pdflatex or xelatex and compile each of the three examples) o move "frontespizio.sty" to locations where LaTeX will find it (the FAQ on CTAN in /help/uktug-FAQ gives more information about this magic place) To reproduce the complete documentation, follow these steps $ pdflatex examplea.tex $ pdflatex examplea-frn.tex $ pdflatex exampleb.tex $ pdflatex exampleb-frn.tex $ pdflatex examplec.tex $ pdflatex examplec-frn.tex $ pdflatex frontespizio.dtx $ pdflatex frontespizio-frn.dtx $ makeindex -s gind frontespizio $ makeindex -s gglo -o frontespizio.gls frontespizio.glo $ pdflatex frontespizio.dtx $ pdflatex frontespizio.dtx from a shell (or in the preferred method for you system), where "pdflatex" can be also "xelatex", and the `$' stands for the shell's prompt; you can also use, on Unix systems, the automated script makedoc.sh by sh makedoc.sh 2008/03/04 Enrico Gregorio