WHAT THIS IS
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This directory, /math/documentation/UF-Thesis, serves to document the
use of the LaTeX style "ufthesis" written by Chris Ward.

To use these examples, create a directory under your home directory:

		mkdir ~/thesis-example

Then copy all the files from this example directory

		cd /math/documentation/UF-Thesis
		cp *.tex *.eps README Makefile ~/thesis-example

Ignore the error message about not being able to copy the directory 
"tib-example".  Change to your own directory:

		cd ~/thesis-example

You are now ready to experiment with your own copy of the example
files. The main file is  "thesis.tex"  and includes all other files
with "\input{filename}" commands. Most of these are commented out,
e.g.,

% \input{acknowledgements}

You can use the file "thesis.tex" as a skeleton to typeset your own thesis.
Be sure that you remove references to the file "defs.tex" in "thesis.tex" if 
you do not use it.

USING LATEX
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Whenever you modify test in "defs.tex", "introduction.tex", or
"thesis.tex", run latex command twice on the file (twice ensures the 
correctness of internal references to such things as tables and figures):

	latex thesis.tex
	latex thesis.tex

You probably won't want to bother running it twice while you are writing.

You can now preview:

	xdvi thesis.dvi

Note that previewing does not show the included figure; this is normal.
You may print the complete document with the command:

	dvipr thesis.dvi


FOR MORE ADVANCED USERS
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An example Makefile is included; if you use something like it you can
simply use "make" to bring the .dvi file up to date.  Use "make
hardcopy" or "make preview" as well.  I have been using a
bibliographic system called "tib" to do my references.  A preliminary
example is included in the directory "tib-examples" and may or may not
be complete.
