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# Here are a series of LaTeX classes/styles for reproducing reports and EDMS
# documents compatible with the templates available on EMDS for HL-LHC.
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# Two kind of documents are available:
# 1) EDMS documents used for "decision" making & C. 
#    -> look at example.tex that relies on the LaTeX class "hllhcedms.cls"
#    This class seems to work fine with "pdflatex" and "xelatex".
#    If you use "xelatex" it will also try to use the font "Calibri", which 
#    is the standard used in the HL-LHC EDMS templates, but you need to have it
#    installed in your system (typically you need to have Office installed)
#    As alternative, just used pdflatex and it will use the font "Carlito" 
#    which is supposed to be very similar to "Calibri".
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# 2) Reports/notes used for scientific publications. 
#    The templates provided on EDMS are actually based on standard CERN 
#    templates provided by: http://cern.ch/DTP/
#    For this reason instead of creating a new class, I just decided to use
#    the standard CERN classes (here included in the "cernrep" directory) and 
#    just create two styles (accrep.sty and hllhcrep.sty) that slightly modify
#    the standard templates. 
#    -> look at reportExample.tex
#    Unfortunately the standard classes/styles are not meant to live in a 
#    separate directory, but I want to allow one to easily replace them in 
#    case a new version is released (not happening since 2009 apparently).
#    This means that in order to properly compile the "reportExample.tex"
#    one should first install cernrep in your LaTeX "path", or copy all the 
#    content of the "cernrep" directory in your working directory, or run:
#      export TEXINPUTS=.:./cernrep/:$TEXINPUTS
#    or, on overleaf, follow the instruction of 
#      http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/50847/226
#    to create the "latexmkrc" file that is here provided.
#    Note: "reportExample.tex" can be used as example for both styles 
#          accrep.sty and hllhcrep.sty since they only differ by the 
#          title page...
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#    davide.gamba@cern.ch - 22/01/2017
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