The Waterloo SCRIPT GMLHTML Layout
First Author's Name
Last Author's Name
First Address Line
This is the body of the abstract. The abstract will begin on the
same page as the title-page material with some layouts, and at the
top of a new page with others.
This is the body of this preface. The first preface will begin on
the same page as the abstract material with some layouts, and at
the top of a new page with others.(1)
The following is an endnote.[1]
Note that you can title a preface whatever you want, and that if
you don't supply heading text, it will be titled ';Preface';.
Figure 1 below demonstrates that a
figure can occur in the front material.
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| body of figure |
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Figure 1: This is the Figure |
| Caption. And this is the figure description, additional text |
| amplifying the figure caption. It should be as terse as you |
| can make it. |
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A reference to an endnote [ 1]. Some funny
characters: Æsop wrote some fables©. This sentence
should only appear if the document is processed for HTML. This is
the first sentence after a heading. This is the last sentence
before the start of a new paragraph.
This is the first sentence of a new paragraph. This is the
last sentence before a heading.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a heading.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a heading.
First Level-Three Heading
This is the first sentence
after a heading. This is the last sentence before a heading.
First Level-Four Heading
This is the first sentence
after a heading. This is the last sentence before a heading.
First Level-Five Heading
This is the first sentence
after a heading. This is the last sentence before a heading.
First Level-Six Heading
This is the first sentence after
a heading. This is the last sentence before a heading.
This forces text to the next page after a previous level-one
heading. This forces text to the next page after a previous
level-one heading. This forces text to the next page after a
previous level-one heading. This forces text to the next page
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(1) The layouts in the thesis and manual
categories cause the abstract, preface, and all other level-one
headings to begin at the top of a new page.
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after a previous level-one heading. This forces text to the next
page after a previous level-one heading. This forces text to the
next page after a previous level-one heading. This forces text to
the next page after a previous level-one heading. This forces text
to the next page after a previous level-one heading. This forces
text to the next page after a previous level-one heading. This
forces text to the next page after a previous level-one heading.
This forces text to the next page after a previous level-one
heading.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a long quotation.
This is the first sentence of a long quotation. This is the last
sentence of a long quotation.
This is the first sentence after a long quotation.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the text
immediately before the footnote,(2) and this is
the text immediately after the footnote. This is the text
immediately before the endnote,[2] and this is
the text immediately after the endnote. This is the last sentence
before a heading.
Figure 2 below shows the layout of a
figure in the main-body material.
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| body of figure |
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Figure 2: Figure Caption. The |
| figure description is additional text amplifying the figure |
| caption. |
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(2) This is the first sentence of a footnote.
This is the last sentence of a footnote.
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Figure 3 below shows the layout of a
figure.
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| body of figure |
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Figure 3: Figure Caption |
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An example of the layout of a table is shown in Table 1.
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| Table 1: Table Caption |
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| The table description is additional text amplifying the |
| caption. |
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| body of table |
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This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a heading.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a heading.
This is the first sentence after a heading. This is the last
sentence before a heading.(3) Endnotes can
also occur in the back material.[3]
Figure 4 below shows the layout of a
figure in the back material.
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Figure 4: Figure Caption |
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The endnotes defined earlier in this document are printed below.
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[1]
Endnotes are very much like footnotes, except that YOU
control their placement.
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[2]
This is the first sentence of a endnote. This is the
last sentence of a endnote.
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[3]
This is the text of an endnote defined in the back
material.
appendix ... 2
back material ... 4
endnotes ... 4
body ... 1
endnotes ... 2, see 'back material'
figures ... 2
footnotes ... 2
heading levels 0 to 6 ... 1
long quotation ... 2
tables ... 3
front material ... i
abstract ... i
preface ... i
tables of contents ... i
title page ... i
- Waterloo SCRIPT GML User's Guide, Department of
Computing Services, University of Waterloo. Waterloo,
1995.
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(3) With most layouts, the back material will
start at the top of a new page, even if the level-one headings
thereafter do not.
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Contents
Figures
Tables
1. Table Caption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3