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% NOTE:  if you don't know about the TeX typesetting system,           %
%        1) you're missing out.....  TeX puts word processors, plain   %
%           old desktop publishing systems, etc., to shame!            %
%        2) you need not mess with this file (it isn't important to    %
%           KAMterm....)                                               %
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% FILENAME:  kamkey.tex                                                %
% AUTHOR (and almost embarassed to admit it):  Jim Graham              %
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% this is a quick and dirty TeX hack to give you a nice little chart   %
% showing the allocation of function keys.  I used this for KAMterm,   %
% but of course, it could be used for other stuff, too.  you may use   %
% this as you see fit, but if you distribute it, you may not delete    %
% this bit on top.                                                     %
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% NOTE:  this is DESIGNED TO BE PRINTED ON NAME/ADDRESS LABELS, which  %
%        are then stuck to whatever you have for a function key        %
%        template.  (like I said, quick and dirty hack....)            %
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% oh yeah, this assumes that your function keys are at the top of your %
% keyboard, and horizontal.  if you have the old-style keyboard,       %
% you've got some hacking (or cut/paste) to do.                        %
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% fellow TeXnicians, please note:                                      %
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% I'm mainly throwing this in because I think some people will be able %
% to use it, as I did, as a simple way to get a nicely-formatted list  %
% of function key assignments.  I don't claim that this is the perfect %
% way to do it....quite the contrary, there are a lot of things that   %
% are done in here that are, shall we say, not the most TeXnically     %
% correct way of doing things.  :-)  but it works, and it was fast,    %
% which was exactly what I wanted when I hacked this out (it wasn't    %
% really meant to be distributed...that was a last-minute decision!).  %
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% PS:  ignore any overfull vbox warnings you might get from all the    %
%      negative vskips after those em-dashes....again, quick and       %
%      dirty, but functional.                                          %
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\nopagenumbers
\font\tiny=cmr5
% forty pt (I don't have the real cmssdc40) for our quick/dirty hack
\font\fortypt=cmssdc10 scaled 4000
\tiny
\baselineskip=8pt
\vsize=5.8truein
\hsize=4.3truein

% gee, anyone *NOT* recognize where this (\boxit) came from?  :-)
% for those who really don't know, it's from ``The TeXbook''  (and
% anyone who doesn't know what that is shouldn't have even gotten this
% far!)

\def\boxit#1{\vbox{\hrule\hbox{\vrule\kern3pt
      \vbox{\kern3pt#1\kern3pt}\kern3pt\vrule}\hrule}}

\setbox1=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{DOS SHELL}
   \centerline{PT 100 Bd}
   \centerline{C N5IAL-1}
   \centerline{HELP}
   \vfill}
\setbox2=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{QEDIT}
   \centerline{PT 200 Bd}
   \centerline{AMTOR CQ}
   \centerline{HF CLRXMIT}
   \vfill}
\setbox3=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{PT AUTO Bd}
   \centerline{PACTOR CQ}
   \centerline{HF XMIT}
   \vfill}
\setbox4=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{STARTUP.KAM}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{HF RCVE}
   \vfill}

\setbox5=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{FINISH.KAM}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{HF RCVI}
   \vfill}
\setbox6=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{DAYTIME}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{HF PACKET}
   \vfill}
\setbox7=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{PT ABORT}
   \vfill}
\setbox8=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{PT DISC}
   \vfill}

\setbox9=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{BRAGFILE}
   \vfill}
\setbox10=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{}
   \centerline{QSLINFO}
   \vfill}

% this is really crude, but it works.....and it works very nicely!

\setbox11=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \vskip-3.5pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}\vskip-9pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}\vskip-9pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}
   \vfill}

\setbox12=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \vskip-3.5pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}\vskip-9pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}\vskip-9pt
   \centerline{\fortypt ---}
   \vfill}

\setbox13=\vbox to 0.4in{\hsize=0.7in\vfill
   \centerline{CTRL}
   \centerline{ALT}
   \centerline{SHIFT}
   \centerline{}
   \vfill}

\null
\vskip-1truein
\hskip-1.2truein
\hbox to 2.9truein{\boxit{\box1}\hss
      \boxit{\box2}\hss
      \boxit{\box3}\hss
      \boxit{\box4}\hss}
\vskip0.5in
\hskip-1.2truein
\hbox to 2.9truein{\boxit{\box5}\hss
      \boxit{\box6}\hss
      \boxit{\box7}\hss
      \boxit{\box8}\hss}
\vskip0.5in
\hskip-1.2truein
\hbox to 2.9truein{\boxit{\box9}\hss
      \boxit{\box10}\hss
      \boxit{\box11}\hss
      \boxit{\box12}\hss}
\vskip0.5in
\hskip-1.2truein
\hbox to 2.9truein{\boxit{\copy13}\hss
      \boxit{\copy13}\hss
      \boxit{\copy13}\hss
      \boxit{\copy13}\hss}

\vfill\eject\bye


