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      <title>CTAN upload notification: texpack</title>
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      <pre>On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 Paolo Lulli wrote:

 &gt; Name of contribution: texpack
 &gt; Suggested location on CTAN: systems
 &gt; Summary description: Scripts to create documented LaTeX style, class files and docs in a Unix environment
 &gt; License type: artistic
 &gt;
 &gt; Announcement text:
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 &gt; texpack is a little bundle of scripts to create documented LaTeX style, class files and docs.
 &gt; Texpack provides useful scripts for the automated creation of the skeleton required by *.dtx documented TeX files.
 &gt; It is useful both for creating packages (*.sty) and new classes (*.cls). It also
 &gt;   provides a command to automate the creation of commonly needed
 &gt;   LaTeX skeleton file. It is mostly useful for the Italian author, but
 &gt;   also provides the fast creation of a conditional preamble for
 &gt;   handling dvi/pdf compilation

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      <pubDate>Thu, 11 Dec 2003 17:38:32 +0100</pubDate>
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