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%% Mark Allman (mallman@cs.ohiou.edu)
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%% Last Update: Thu May 23, 1996
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\title{Writing Papers in \LaTeX \footnote{Title footnote}}
\author{Fenton Mudd \thanks{Fenton's work is a figment of Mark's
imagination} \\ School of Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science \\ {\tt mudd@cs.ohiou.edu}}
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\date{April 22, 1996}
\maketitle

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\begin{abstract}
This paper is intended to demonstrate the use of \LaTeX in writing
technical articles.  Please feel free to distribute it far and wide.
\end{abstract}

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\section{Introduction}
This demostrates \LaTeX's ability to break your document into
various sections.  

\subsection{Subsections}
And, this is a sub-section.

\section*{A New Section}
This is simply a new section of the paper.  Note that the section
number has been omitted in the output.

\section{BibTeX}

BibTex can be used to automatically generate a reference section of
your paper for you.  See the sample BibTeX file ``sample.bib'' for
examples of bibliographic entries.  In your text, you can cite
entries from your ``.bib'' file, like this.  Comer defines
``congestion'' as ``when a lot of junk is on a network at the same
time'' \cite{comer91}.  

\subsection{Running BibTeX}

\LaTeX and BibTeX work together to produce a ``.dvi'' file.  First,
run something like ``{\tt latex paper}''.  Next, run ``{\tt bibtex
paper}''.  Keep alternating until neither program complains (usually
after 3 runs of ``latex'' and 2 runs of ``bibtex'').

\newpage

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\bibliography{sample}

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