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\centerline{\bf Demo file for DVIWIN 2.5}
\centerline{March 15, 1993}
\centerline{Hippocrates Sendoukas}
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This driver lets you preview and print DVI files under MS-Windows 3.1. Its
main advantages are: speed, compatibility with most screens and printers,
and graphics capability. Apart from some assembly acceleration for all
machines, it uses special routines on 80386 or 80486 processors to speed
up the rasterization. All screen and printer handling is done through
Windows, so it should work on any printer supported by the system. You can
insert arbitrary graphics files produced by most Windows application, or
other standard graphics files (eg. TIFF, PCX, etc.) provided that you have
the appropriate graphics filter. The following graph was created by Excel:

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\centerline{Sample Figure: residuals vs. maturity}
\special{center                 % Don't do any scaling
           demo,                % Filename WITHOUT extension
           \the\hsize 7cm       % How much space we want to leave on paper
           11.862cm 6.824cm }   % Actual size of the graphic as reported by
                                % clipmeta exe. This is required because the
                                % standard (plain) metafile format does not
                                % indicate the actual size of the graphic. If
                                % we don't specify this, dviwin has no choice
                                % but to scale the graphic to the paper
                                % dimensions (like "anisoscale").
\vskip 7cm                      % Instruct TeX to leave enough vertical space

For more information on using the programs, please read or print the files
``dviwin.wri'', ``wbr.wri'' and ``clipmeta.wri''. If you encounter any
installation or operation problems, please read the file ``helpme.wri'' and
if it does not resolve the problem, please let me know. My e--mail address
is ``sendouk@scf.usc.edu''.
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