-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- This is the readme file for the endfloat package v2.4i Endfloat is a LaTeX package. Versions 2.1 and above require LaTeX2e. Accompanying files should be: readme.txt (or readme.endfloat) This file endfloat.dtx Docstrip archive (essential) endfloat.ins (La)TeX batch file (if you don't know what it is then you DO need it) endfloat.asc PGP separate signature for endfloat.dtx (to check authenticity) ============================================================ Overview: the package places figures and tables at the end of the document, as often requested by journals for non-camera ready submission. ======================================================== Installation: Run latex endfloat.ins This will produce three files, endfloat.sty, endfloat.drv and efxmpl.cfg . You can run LaTeX on endfloat.drv for the documentation. You should copy the file endfloat.sty to where you keep your (La)TeX inputs. You should read the documentation to find out more about the example configuration file, efxmpl.cfg. To produce the documentation, run LaTeX on endfloat.drv (or endfloat.dtx) a couple of times, and then use the makeindex program (which might be called makeindx on your system) to generate the index makeindex -g gind.ist endfloat Then run LaTeX (at least) two more times to get the index in the table of contents. ========================================================= Major changes in version 2.4 since 2.3: Configuration file (with example of getting sidewaystable to work), Many new hooks for more user control. Internal changes. Major changes in version 2.3 and 2.2 since 2.1: Documentation and many internal changes. Added options for suppressing "Tables" and "Figures" section heads, for switching order of tables and figures. Use of package options generally. ================================================= Maintainer: Jeff Goldberg (J.Goldberg@Cranfield.ac.uk) Original author: James Darrell McCauley Obtaining endfloat: The necessary files are kept on the Comprehensive TeX Archive Network (CTAN). Current CTAN sites are ftp.tex.ac.uk, ftp.shsu.edu, and ftp.dante.de. They are also mirrored at other locations. Once on CTAN, type the command "quote site index endfloat" to find where endfloat lives. It is probably in macros/latex/contrib/supported/endfloat . Get the whole directory. Experimental versions of the package may also be available at ftp://ftp.cranfield.ac.uk/public/cc/cc047/TeX/sources . Note that the experimental versions may have internal inconsistencies, may fail to work altogether, and most certainly will have incorrect documentation. ================================================= License and copying: The usual General Public Software License Agreement (version 2 or later) applies: You can copy it freely, but you can't restrict other's rights to it. If you distributed it, you should make the source available (the .dtx file, the .ins file and this file). If you change it, change the name and take credit/blame for your changes. ================================================= No Warranty: There is no warranty. If it doesn't work right, none of the authors may be held liable for any direct or indirect damage. There are some known bugs (see the documentation), there may very well be some unknown bugs. =================================================== This is a PGP signed textfile. And the file endfloat.asc is a detached signature for the file endfloat.dtx. For information about PGP try http://www.pgp.net/pgp/ or send mail with subject HELP PGP to galactus@stack.urc.tue.nl My public key can be found on the key server (pgp-public-keys@keys.pgp.net) and via my home page (http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/public/cc/cc047/) and by finger (finger goldberg@csli.stanford.edu or goldberg@ny01.nytud.hu) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2i iQCVAgUBMH6VyBu6nIqxqP+5AQHLnwP/aEHmjmFo4vn2PMDpLAz7bR3VJil/qKc7 jbNNjzNrse/kysl+ReJ7v0c/y1dG651YZ9guF0iVgLKo9W4CM1YT7/0bU1WOezzo ojTSvYbLcgJSmcPoESuS6h1hHSKVH/3My5mJjDP2tGUff0ryXnry3/iyZonxtxf5 k5Cj6LfA9uA= =iv8k -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----