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% Cassette-cover macros for TeX: EXAMPLES.TEX (2 examples)                   %
% Files supplied: CASCOVER.TEX, CASCFONT.TEX, NORMAL.CAS, SMALL.CAS,         %
%                 CCMANMAC.TEX, MANUAL.TEX, MANUAL.DVI, EXAMPLES.TEX,        %
%                 EXAMPLES.DVI                                               %
% Author: Stijn Raaijmakers                                                  %
% Release date: 9/2/94                                                       %
% Package is freeware.                                                       %
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\input normal.cas
\input cascover

% If you use another format of paper (a4, for example), set it here.
% If you want to change the \headline, do it here.
% You could set the language here, if the comment on the flap is not in your
% default language (English) and needs to be hyphenated.

\begintape
  \begincontents
    \beginside A: Album1 title - Author ()  % dolby off
      \\Song title - Author, time
      \\Song title - Author, {}
      \\Song title - , time
      \\Song title - , {}
      \\ - Author, time
      \\ - Author, {}
      \\ - , time
      \\ - , {}
      \\Very long title - Very long name, 10.15
      \\{\cond Very long title} - {\cond Very long name}, 10.15
    \title Other album title - Author
      \\Song title - , :47
    \title Yet another - {Two words}
      \\Song title* - , 5'67
      * comment
    \endside
    \beginside B: Album2 title - Two words (C) % dolby C on
      \empty % exept for the title
    \endside
  \endcontents
  \beginfront
    \fronttitle Album1 title - Author
    \fronttitle Album2 title - {Two words}
  \endfront
  \beginflap
    This is some comment about the tape.  It can be several lines long and
    things can be set in normal and {\large large}.  You can use
    {\em emphasation\/} too.  Emphasizing and enlarging can be done
    independantly.
  \endflap
\endtape

Some text between two tapecovers\dots

\begintape
  \begincontents % Several covers can be in one file.
    \beginside A: Title - Author ()
      \\Song - , 0:00
    \endside
    \beginside C: Title - Author ()
      \\Song - , 0:00
    \endside
  \endcontents
  \begincontents % This tape has a folded cover.
    \beginside {}: {} - {} () % all parameters omitted
      \\ - , {} % all parameters omitted
    \title {} - {} % all parameters omitted
    \endside
    \beginside D: Title - Author ()
      It's possible to just put some text here.  I wouldn't ever use it
      myself, probably, but some people might.  It {\em looks\/} great,
      though.  You can type all the way upto \vfill \hfill here.
    \endside
  \endcontents
  \beginfront
    \fronttitle Title - Author % The front has one title on it.
  \endfront
  \beginflap
    \empty % This is needed
  \endflap
\endtape

\bye
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