Added Goodies
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With the LaTeXinfo distribution are some added goodies that may help you
use the program.  You will find some added LaTeXinfo styles such as
head, macsyma, scheme, and praxis.  These are examples of how to write
your own LaTeXinfo styles with their associated GNU Emacs code.  They are
undocumented at the present time, but may serve to illustrate how you can
extend this program.  See `Extending LaTeXinfo' in the LaTeXinfo manual
for more information.

LaTeX Goodies
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There is a file called sample.tex which gives a sample layout for a typical
manual written in LaTeXinfo.

The LaTeX style smallverb.sty sets the example and verbatim environments
in \small size \tt type.  This means that you can almost get a full 80
characters on the page of an 11pt document.

Emacs Goodies
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You will find a file called nodify.el which will insert the \node
constructs into a latexinfo buffer that contains only \chapter, \section
... commands.  It will also create menus at the chapter and section level.
This is a hack! but it sure beats doing it by hand.

Write the manual and leave out the \node commands.  When you get near to
being finished, so that you are not adding or moving sections of the manual,
load the file nodify.el and invoke M-x nodify-file.   This program assumes
that the node names will be the  same as the  chapter and section headings.
These headings must be unique and must not contain any commas.


