LaTeX/C3/Document-Settings-using--Isodoc/English
Title of the Script: Document Settings using Isodoc
Author: Ambika Vanchinathan, Madhuri Ganapathi
Keywords: latex, isodoc class, right-aligned, left-aligned, video tutorial.
| Visual Cue | Narration |
| Slide 1
Title Slide |
Hello and welcome to this spoken tutorial on Document Settings using Isodoc. |
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Learning Objectives |
In this tutorial we will learn to,
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System Requirements |
To record this tutorial, I am using:
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Pre-requisites |
To follow this tutorial,
Learners should have basic knowledge of LaTeX. |
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Code Files The following code files are required to practice this tutorial: 1. isodoc-eg.tex 2. sign.png 3. logo.png 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. |
| We will now see signature modifications in the Latex code. | |
| %signature = Kannan Moudgalya,
signature = {\includegraphics[width=1cm]{sign.png}}\\ Kannan Moudgalya, %where sign.png is your sign file Click on the green typeset button. Place the cursor on the output. |
I will comment line number 27 and uncomment line number 28.
Let's click the green Typeset button to run the code. The output shows an image of the signature of the sender. |
| % autograph = 1,
%%governs the area between closing text and the signature. Options being 0 to 9. 0 leaves no space, 1 leaves a space for handwritten signature and 2 to 9 for inserting autograph images which may have been defined in the style file Click on the green typeset button. Place the cursor to show the one line gap. Comment line number 31 and uncomment line number 28. Place the cursor to show the output. |
Next I will comment line number 28 and uncomment line number 31.
Now let’s run the code. Here a one line gap is left for the sender's hand signature. Again let’s comment line number 31 and uncomment line number 28. The output shows the signature of the sender. |
| closing=Yours sincerely,
Change to Sincerely yours, |
In line number 33 I will change the closing salutation as Sincerely yours.
Run the code to see the output. |
| language = en-GB,
%language = de-DE, %% for language change to Deutsch, Germany footorder = website;email;phone;cellphone, %% items in footer line Click the green typeset button. |
Next I will comment line number 74 and uncomment line number 75.
Run the code to see the output. The output shows both header and footer in German instead of English. |
| Uncomment line number 74 and comment line number 75.
Click on the green typeset button. Place the cursor on the output. |
Now we will uncomment line number 74 and comment line number 75
Let us run the code. The output shows both the header and footer again in English. |
| Only narraton. | Next we will see the alignment of the address
By default the address is printed on the left. |
| leftaddress, %%3 options viz., rightaddress, leftaddress,
%rightaddress, Click on the green typeset button. Place the cursor on the output. |
I will uncomment line number 87.
And run the code. The output shows that address gets printed to the right. |
| forcedate = 19 December 2019,
%forcedate = 19 December 2019, forcedate = 19 December 2019, Show the code. Highlight forcedate = 19 December 2019, |
Now we will comment line number 88
And Run the code. The output shows the date as 1st January 2025. Again we will uncomment line number 88, and run the code. We can see that the output shows date as 19 December 2019. The forcedate command allows you to manually specify a date instead of using a system-generated date. |
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Summary In this tutorial we have learnt to:
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With this, we have come to the end of this tutorial.
Let us summarise. |
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Assignment |
As an Assignment
Remove the current signature and add your signature in the letter. |
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Thank you |
Thank you for joining |
