\documentclass[twoside,11pt]{article} % The commands for setting up the title page are in file defdocl2.sty \usepackage{defdocl2} % ------- The document itself \begin{document} % ------- The title page ----- \begin{titlepage} % Document title using the titleph command : \titleph{Using the defdocl2 style file} % The authors list using \authors{ name & institue \\ name & institue ...} \authors{R. Ansari & LAL-IN2P3/CNRS (Orsay)\\ E. Aubourg & DAPNIA-CEA (Saclay)} % Document number , revision/issue and date % \titlepfd{DocNumber}{Revision} adds the date automatically using \today \titlepfd{PL-HFI-LAL-MA-001}{1.0} % \titlepf{DocNumber}{Revision}{theDate} can be used to specify a date \end{titlepage} % It is a good practice to include a revision history table at the % beginning of the document \revisionhistory \begin{itemize} \item Version 1.0 (August 2000 - CVS version 1.1) \\ First version of defdocl2.sty latex style file and example tex file \end{itemize} \newpage \section*{Using the docl2 style file} This document is an example or template file which can be used to produce documentation for Planck HFI using \LaTeX . The commands for setting up the cover page are defined in the style file {\tt defdocl2.sty}. The HFI icon (in Encapsulated Postscript format) is in the file \\ {\tt hfi\_icon\_small.eps}. \\ The following commands can be used to setup the title page inside the {\tt titlepage} environment. \begin{itemize} \item[] {\bf titleph} should be the first command in the {\tt titlepage} environment. It has one argument which defines to document title. \item[] {\bf authors} can be used for the authors list. \item[] {\bf titlepf} should be the last command in the {\tt titlepage} environment. It accepts three arguments: The document number, revision/issue nummber and the date. \item[] {\bf titlepfd} is a simplified version of the previous command, which inserts the current date automatically (using \verb+\today+). \end{itemize} The commands to produce the title/cover page of this document are reproduced below: \begin{verbatim} % ------- The title page ----- \begin{titlepage} \titleph{Using the defdocl2.sty style file} % The document title \authors{R. Ansari & LAL-IN2P3/CNRS (Orsay)\\ E. Aubourg & DAPNIA-CEA (Saclay)} % Author list \titlepfd{PL-HFI-LAL-MA-001}{1.0} % Document number , revision/issue and date \end{titlepage} \end{verbatim} It is a good practice to include a revision history table at the beginning of the document, as shown in this example file. The command \verb+\revisionhistory+ can be used for the corresponding page header. \end{document}