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\classAbstract{slides}
\label{class:slides}


The \class{slides} document class supports the creation of slides.  It
replaces \SliTeX{} and is described in the \LaTeX{} book.

The following options are supported by this class: \option{a4paper},
\option{a5paper}, \option{b5paper}, \option{letterpaper},
\option{legalpaper}, \option{executivepaper}, \option{landscape},
\option{twoside}, \option{draft}, \option{final}, \option{titlepage},
\option{notitlepage}, \option{onecolumn}, \option{twocolumn},
\option{makeidx}, \option{makeindex}, \option{leqno}, and
\option{fleqn}.
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It supports the pagestyles \pgsty{headings}, \pgsty{slide},
\pgsty{overlay}, and \pgsty{note}.

The class uses the files \file{slides.cls}, \file{slides.ltx},
\file{OT1lcmss.fd}, \file{OT1lcmtt.fd}, \file{OMLlcmm.fd},
\file{OMSlcmsy.fd}, \file{OMXlcmex.fd}, and \file{Ullasy.fd}.  The
used fonts may be configured by \file{sfontdef.cfg} or
\file{sfontdef.ltx}; one of these two files must be available.


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\begin{rcslog}
$Log: slides.gid,v $
\Revision 1.3 1994/02/01 20:50:14 schrod
Changed ``needs file[s] \dots'' to ``uses file[s] \dots'' This seems
(for me) to be better English.

\Revision 1.2 1994/01/31 21:14:27 schrod
Changed markup, use high-level tags instead of verbatim. This way we
can change the presentation and add automatic indexing, etc.

\Revision 1.1 1994/01/27 21:12:39 schrod
New descriptions for the core classes of \LaTeXe{}. Did also use new
markup that enables the inclusion in other documents as well. In
particular, the version history might be typeset this way.

\end{rcslog}


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