DRAGON DOCUMENT TITLE
DRAGON DOCUMENT TITLE
DRAGON DOCUMENT TITLE
DRAGON PROJECT — FOR INTERNAL XEROX USE ONLY
DRAGON PROJECT — FOR INTERNAL XEROX USE ONLY
DRAGON PROJECT — FOR INTERNAL XEROX USE ONLY
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Dragon-86-xx Written Month, Year Revised Month, Year
© Copyright 1986 Xerox Corporation. All rights reserved.
Abstract: The abstract goes here, unless it is very long. In that case, you should omit the Abstract and CR catergories from the title page, and instead put them on a page by themselves.
The second and succeeding paragraphs, if any, should have the same format as the first.
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Dragon Project - For Internal Xerox Use Only
Contents
1. Section 1 Title
2. Section 2 Title
3. Section 3 Title
Appendix A. Appendix A Title
Appendix B. Appendix B Title
ChangeLog
1.
Section 1 Title
All paragraphs in a Dragon document have the format body, except for paragraphs that continue after an equation or an in-line figure. These have the format block. All headings have the format head. Chapters should begin on an odd-numbered page, so a pageBreak node should be placed just prior to the chapter.
A node which defines the running head can be inserted nested under the chapter heading. It has the node property Mark with value centerRectoHeader. The TSetter understands this to be a header definition and diverts the text for later assembly during page layout. All paragraphs in a blue-and-white have the format body.
1.1 SubSection Title
Body
1.2 SubSection Title
Body
2.
Section 2 Title
All paragraphs in a Dragon document have the format body, except for paragraphs that continue after an equation or an in-line figure. These have the format block. All headings have the format head. Chapters should begin on an odd-numbered page, so a pageBreak node should be placed just prior to the chapter.
A node which defines the running head can be inserted nested under the chapter heading. It has the node property Mark with value centerRectoHeader. The TSetter understands this to be a header definition and diverts the text for later assembly during page layout. All paragraphs in a blue-and-white have the format body.
2.1 SubSection Title
Body
2.2 SubSection Title
Body
3.
Section 3 Title
All paragraphs in a Dragon document have the format body, except for paragraphs that continue after an equation or an in-line figure. These have the format block. All headings have the format head. Chapters should begin on an odd-numbered page, so a pageBreak node should be placed just prior to the chapter.
A node which defines the running head can be inserted nested under the chapter heading. It has the node property Mark with value centerRectoHeader. The TSetter understands this to be a header definition and diverts the text for later assembly during page layout. All paragraphs in a blue-and-white have the format body.
3.1 SubSection Title
Body
3.2 SubSection Title
Body
Appendix A.
Appendix A Title
Body
Appendix B.
Appendix B Title
Body