Reehan's Simple LaTeX Article Template
July 1, 2007
Reehan Shaikh - reehan.shaikh@cs.mcgill.ca

README
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I was pretty sick of using MS-Word and I also
found that most people don't use LaTeX because
it is "hard" to learn. Well, I made this package
to make is easier for you lazy people to learn
LaTeX. It is very simple and once you have
become more comfortable with LaTeX, you can
start doing more fancy things.

The beauty of LaTeX is that you don't have to
worry about how your document looks like. You
just give LaTeX the content and it will make a
superb final product for you. Moreover, LaTeX
is somewhat a "programming" languange. A few
extra commands here and there. It even supports
comments, which I think is the coolest feature
for document development. You can jot down ideas
in comments and not forget what you were thinking
about last week, without ruining what your actual
document looks like.

USAGE
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First, modify article.tex to suit your needs. It
isn't a long file, so just read it line by line
and change whatever you need to change (usually
the author, title, date, sections and subsections
as well as their names).

Second, go into the content folder and modify the
files with your own content. You can give the files
more meaningful names so that you know what each
file holds. Make sure if you change file names, the
article.tex file is including the new file.

Third, run the makefile using make. Make sure you
have dvips installed. It uses evince to view the
document so you can change that if you use
xpdf or something else.

VOILA!
