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ME(7)									 ME(7)

NAME
       me - macros for formatting papers

SYNOPSIS
       nroff -me [ options ] file ...
       troff -me [ options ] file ...

DESCRIPTION
       This  package  of  nroff	 and troff macro definitions provides a canned
       formatting facility for technical  papers  in  various  formats.	  When
       producing  2-column  output  on	a  terminal, filter the output through
       col(1).

       The macro requests are defined below.  Many nroff  and  troff  requests
       are  unsafe  in	conjunction with this package, however, these requests
       may be used with impunity after the first .pp:

	      .bp     begin new page
	      .br     break output line here
	      .sp n   insert n spacing lines
	      .ls n   (line spacing) n=1 single, n=2 double space
	      .na     no alignment of right margin
	      .ce n   center next n lines
	      .ul n   underline next n lines
	      .sz +n  add n to point size

       Output of the eqn, neqn, refer, and tbl(1) preprocessors for  equations
       and tables is acceptable as input.

FILES
       /usr/lib/tmac/tmac.e
       /usr/lib/me/*

SEE ALSO
       eqn(1), troff(1), refer(1), tbl(1)
       -me Reference Manual, Eric P. Allman
       Writing Papers with Nroff Using -me

REQUESTS
       In  the	following list, “initialization” refers to the first .pp, .lp,
       .ip, .np, .sh, or .uh macro.  This list	is  incomplete;	 see  The  -me
       Reference Manual for interesting details.

			   Request	Initial Cause Explanation
					Value	Break
			   .(c		-	yes   Begin   centered	 block
			   .(d		-	no    Begin    delayed	  text
			   .(f		-	no    Begin	      footnote
			   .(l		-	yes   Begin		  list
			   .(q		-	yes   Begin  major  quote  .(x
			   x	    -	    no	  Begin	 indexed item in index
			   x  .(z	   -	   no	 Begin	floating  keep
			   .)c		-	yes   End    centered	 block
			   .)d		-	yes   End     delayed	  text
			   .)f		-	yes   End	      footnote
			   .)l		-	yes   End		  list
			   .)q		-	yes   End      major	 quote
			   .)x		-	yes   End      index	  item
			   .)z		-	yes   End floating keep
.++  m	H      -       no    Define  paper section.  m defines the part of the
			   paper, and can be  C	 (chapter),  A	(appendix),  P
			   (preliminary,  e.g.,	 abstract,  table of contents,
			   etc.), B (bibliography),  RC	 (chapters  renumbered
			   from	 page  one  each  chapter),  or	 RA  (appendix
			   renumbered from page one).
.+c T	     -	     yes   Begin chapter (or appendix, etc., as set  by	 .++).
			   T	    is	      the	 chapter	title.
			   .1c		1	yes   One column format	 on  a
			   new	page.	.2c	     1	     yes   Two	column
			   format.    .EN	   -	   yes	 Space	 after
			   equation   produced	 by   eqn   or	neqn.	.EQ  x
			   y	  -	  yes	Precede	 equation;  break  out
			   and add space.  Equation number is y.  The optional
			   argument x may be I to indent equation (default), L
			   to  left-adjust  the	 equation,  or C to center the
			   equation.   .GE	    -	    yes	  End  gremlin
			   picture.   .GS	   -	   yes	 Begin gremlin
			   picture.	.PE	     -	     yes   End	   pic
			   picture.	.PS	     -	     yes   Begin   pic
			   picture.    .TE	    -	    yes	  End	table.
			   .TH		-	yes   End  heading  section of
			   table.  .TS x	-	yes   Begin table;  if
			   x is H table has repeated heading.
.ac  A	N      -       no    Set  up  for ACM style output.  A is the Author's
			   name(s), N is the total number of pages.   Must  be
			   given   before   the	  first	  initialization.   .b
			   x	     no	     no	   Print x in boldface; if  no
			   argument switch to boldface.
.ba +n	     0	     yes   Augments the base indent by n.  This indent is used
			   to  set  the	  indent   on	regular	  text	 (like
			   paragraphs).	  .bc	       no      yes   Begin new
			   column .bi x	       no      no    Print x  in  bold
			   italics		  (nofill		 only)
			   .bu		-	yes   Begin bulleted paragraph
			   .bx	 x	   no	   no	 Print	 x  in	a  box
			   (nofill only).
.ef ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	   Set even footer to x	 y  z
.eh ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	   Set even header to x	 y  z
.fo ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	   Set footer to x  y  z
.hx	     -	     no	   Suppress headers and footers	 on  next  page.   .he
			   ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	  Set	header	 to  x	 y   z
			   .hl		-	yes   Draw a  horizontal  line
			   .i	x	 no	 no    Italicize   x;	if   x
			   missing,    italic	 text	 follows.     .ip    x
			   y	  no	  yes	Start indented paragraph, with
			   hanging tag x.  Indentation is y ens	 (default  5).
			   .lp		yes	yes   Start	  left-blocked
			   paragraph.
.lo	     -	     no	   Read in a file of local macros  of  the  form  .*x.
			   Must	    be	   given     before    initialization.
			   .np		1	yes   Start	      numbered
			   paragraph.
.of ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	   Set odd footer to x	y  z
.oh ´x´y´z´  ´´´´    no	   Set odd header to x	y  z
.pd	     -	     yes   Print		 delayed		 text.
			   .pp		no	yes   Begin paragraph.	 First
			   line	  indented.   .r	   yes	   no	 Roman
			   text follows.
.re	     -	     no	   Reset tabs to default values.
.sc	     no	     no	   Read	 in  a	file   of   special   characters   and
			   diacritical	  marks.    Must   be	given	before
			   initialization.  .sh n x	 -	 yes   Section
			   head	 follows, font automatically bold.  n is level
			   of section, x is title of section.
.sk	     no	     no	   Leave the  next  page  blank.   Only	 one  page  is
			   remembered ahead.  .sm x	   -	   no	 Set x
			   in a smaller pointsize.
.sz +n	     10p     no	   Augment the point size by n points.
.th	     no	     no	   Produce the paper in thesis format.	Must be	 given
			   before initialization.
.tp	     no	     yes   Begin	   title	   page.	    .u
			   x	     -	     no	   Underline argument (even in
			   troff).		  (Nofill		only).
			   .uh		-	yes   Like .sh but unnumbered.
			   .xp x	  -	  no	Print index x.

3rd Berkeley Distribution	  May 6, 1986				 ME(7)
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