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% THIS IS BOTH A MINIMAL USER-MANUAL
% OF THE PACKAGE rectopma.sty
% AND AN EXAMPLE OF ITS USE
%
% File : TestTitle.tex
% Author: Battista Benciolini
% E-mail: <Battista.Benciolini@ing.unitn.it>
% Date : January 2002
% See file rectopma.sty for more information
%
\documentclass[a4paper,10pt]{article}
\usepackage{rectopma}
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\date{ }
\title{Test of the package \texttt{rectopma} \intitlebreak and
suggestions for its use \intitlebreakvs (I need a long title)\thanks{
Comments are welcome !}}
\author{B.Benciolini\thanks{e-mail: battista.benciolini@ing.uitn.it}
\and No Second Author\thanks{No-Where Institute}}
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\SaveTopMatter
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\begin{document}
\maketitle
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\section{Introduction}
The package \verb+rectopma+ makes it possible to reuse the main
content of \verb+\title+ and \verb+\author+ in different parts of a
document.
It is also possible to force linebreaks in the title with a command
that is only active inside the top-matter, not when the title is
re-printed elsewhere.
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\section{Instruction}
The new commands \verb+\intitlebreak+ and \verb+\intitlebreakvs+
(vs= vertical skip) are used to force a line break in the title
that disappears when the title itself is re-used outside the top matter
of the paper.
The content of \verb+\title+ and \verb+\author+ must be saved with the
command \verb+\SaveTopMatter+ before the action of \verb+\maketitle+
and can be reprinted with the new commands \verb+\SavedAuthor+
and \verb+\SavedTitle+. When they are reprinted the names of the
various authors are simply separated by commas and the content of
\verb+\thanks+ is ignored.
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\section{Examples}
The authors of this paper are listed here after: \SavedAuthor. This
is obtained with \verb+\SavedAuthor+. It is also possible to reprint
the title, by means of \verb+\SavedTitle+, and the result is:
\SavedTitle. The title can be printed with a different style, as in:
\textbf{\SavedTitle}, obtained with \verb+\textbf{\SavedTitle}+.
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\end{document}
\endinput
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% End of file TestPaper.tex
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