LaTeX/C3/Introduction-to-Isodoc-Class/English

Title of the Script: Introduction to Isodoc Class.

Author: Ambika Vanchinathan, Madhuri Ganapathi

Keywords: latex, isodoc class, video tutorial.

Visual Cue	Narration
Slide 1 Title Slide	Welcome to this Spoken tutorial on Introduction to Isodoc class.
Slide 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn: About the purpose and applications of the isodoc class To create standardized documents such as letters, invoices, and reports using isodoc class.
Slide 3 System Requirements	To record this tutorial, I am using: Ubuntu Linux OS version 22.04 and Texworks version 0.6.6
Slide 4 Pre-requisites	To follow this tutorial, Learners should have basic knowledge of Latex.
Slide 5 Code Files The following code files are required to practice this tutorial: 1. isodoc-eg.tex 2. Address.txt These files are provided in the Code Files link of this tutorial page.	The following code files are required to practice this tutorial. These files are provided in the Code Files link of this tutorial page.
	Let us get started.
\documentclass[12pt]{isodoc}	This command is designed for writing structured letters, invoices, and reports.
\setupdocument {% company = EduPyramids,	This command is used to define the document metadata. Document starts by defining global properties using \setupdocument. company = EduPyramids, specifies the sender's company name.
who = Kannan Moudgalya, street = IIT Bombay, city = Mumbai, zip = 400 076, country = India,	These lines define the sender's details.
ourref = ST 123, %% reference yourletter = 12 Dec, yourref = YR 34, date = today,	These lines explain about the Reference number of the sender. Date of the recipient’s letter. Reference number of the recipient’s letter. And the current date.
closing = Regards, signature = Kannan Moudgalya, enclosures = Job Fair Poster, subject = Invitation to your students to participate in a job fair,	These lines show the closing text, enclosures and subject of the letter.
footer, %%footer info below phone=123456789, cellphone=912345678, email=abc@gmail.com, website=spoken-tutorial.org,	Footer command shows the footer details
\newcommand{\letterbody}{% body of the letter I am happy that your college benefits from the Online Tests conducted by the Spoken Tutorial project. ... }	\newcommand{\letterbody} defines the body of the letter. Using this command we write the body of the letter. This is the body of the letter.
\letter[to = Dr. J. Praveen \\ ]{\letterbody} Point to the second address	This command is used to add the recipient’s address. Similarly using the same command we can add another address as shown here. This command allows you to add multiple addresses.
\letter[to = Dr. J. Praveen \\ %%Recipient 1	A blank page is added between two letters. This is to avoid back to back printing of the letter on the same page.
\letter[to = Spoken Tutorial \\ ]{\letterbody} Click the green Typesetting button.	Let us add one more address below the second address from the Address.txt file. Save the file. Click the green Typeset button to run the code. Here is the output of the code.
Slide 6 Summary In this tutorial we have learnt: About the purpose and applications of the isodoc class To create standardized documents such as letters, invoices, and reports using isodoc class.	With this we come to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarise.
Slide 7 Assignment	As an Assignment Change the Company name and senders details in the letter. Run the code to check the output
Slide 8 Thank you	Thank you for joining

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