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+ | The standard LaTeX document classes define a <code>\maketitle</code> command, along with <code>\title</code>, <code>\author</code>, and <code>\date</code> commands, which can be used to produce a relatively automatic title block. | ||
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+ | The title, author, and date defined by these commands is also used to create the PDF authoring information, if appropriate packages are used. (I'm not sure of the details of this; will look them up later. --Brooks) | ||
== In ConTeXt == | == In ConTeXt == | ||
{{howto}} | {{howto}} |
Revision as of 20:52, 3 September 2005
In LaTeX
The standard LaTeX document classes define a \maketitle
command, along with \title
, \author
, and \date
commands, which can be used to produce a relatively automatic title block.
\documentclass{article} \title{How to do this in Context} \author{The author} \date{July 26, 2005} \begin{document} \maketitle \end{document}
The title, author, and date defined by these commands is also used to create the PDF authoring information, if appropriate packages are used. (I'm not sure of the details of this; will look them up later. --Brooks)
In ConTeXt
The author of this entry is looking for a solution for the described problem. | (See: How to?) |