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diff --git a/doc/doc/user/ref b/doc/doc/user/ref deleted file mode 100644 index baf81e7..0000000 --- a/doc/doc/user/ref +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -@Chapter - @Title { References } - @Tag { biblio } -@Begin -@LP -The simple way to make a list of references is to put them in a numbered -references. @Index { references } -or tagged list at the end of your document. If you use references only -rarely, that is probably the best way, but if you use them frequently this -chapter will save you hours of work in the long run. -@PP -Some good principles and many examples have been given by van Leunen -van.leunen. @Index { van Leunen, Mary-Claire } -@Cite { $vanleunen1992handbook }. Broadly speaking Lout follows her -recommendations, with some unification and scaling back as is inevitable -with software. Scribe @Cite { $reid1980scribe } -latex. @Index @LaTeX -scribe. @RawIndex Scribe -scribe.reference @SubIndex { reference formatting } -and @LaTeX @Cite { $lamport1986latex } followed the first edition of the -same source. -# , so translation from Scribe and @LaTeX references is -# fairly straightforward. -@BeginSections -@Include { ref_sett } -@Include { ref_cite } -@Include { ref_labe } -@Include { ref_entr } -@Include { ref_chan } -@Include { ref_crea } -@EndSections -@End @Chapter |