%
% some test sequences for PSNFSS distribution, \input by latest.tex and
% slitest.tex. see those files for assumptions of style options.
%
\newsavebox{\Result}
% a table using font styles and some maths
\def\Test#1{%
\gdef\thisize{\csname#1\endcsname}\thisize\rm
\begin{tabular}{l}{\thisize #1}\\
{\thisize {\bf Bold} }
\end{tabular}&
\ifx\slide\undefined
{\thisize\rm $\sqrt{\frac{\lambda\nabla}{1+\sum_i^j=\Omega}}$ }
\else $a=\sqrt{B}$
\fi
&\begin{tabular}{l}{%
%\thisize {\sc S'Caps}
}\\
{\thisize {\em Italic}  }\end{tabular}
\\
}
%------------------
%
% my dvips runs out of raster memory for fonts when I
% try this page with all the combinations. dviscr doesn't,
% or dvihplj. I wonder why dvips is so much more fussy?
%
\begin{Slide}{Font sizes and styles}

\sbox{\Result}{{
\begin{tabular}{|l|ll|}
\hline
\Test{tiny}
%\Test{scriptsize}
%\Test{footnotesize}
%\Test{small}
\Test{normalsize}
%\Test{large}
%\Test{Large}
%\Test{LARGE}
%\Test{huge}
\Test{Huge}
\hline
\end{tabular}
}}
% this shenanigans is to force the table onto a page regardless. Otherwise
% slitex puts it on the next page, and leaves this blank. sigh.
\wd\Result.9\textwidth
\dp\Result.45\textheight
\ht\Result.45\textheight
\usebox{\Result}

\end{Slide}


\begin{Slide}{Punk, changebars and color}
\bgroup
\fontfamily{punk}\selectfont
   The {\bf first} generation of hypertext was an idea, a vision of Ted
{\bf Nelson}; an
   information handling system sophisticated it transcended itself and
   encompassed all else within itself. It thus contradicts itself by also
   being the the {\em final} generation hypertext.
   
\begin{changebar} 
   {\bf Second generation} hypertext was an instantiation of a small part of Nelson's
   ideas in the shape of {\bf Hypercard}, providing a framework for fixed links
   between arbitrary objects combined with an unsophisticated overall
   hierarchy of information.
\end{changebar} 
 
{\red   {\bf Third} generation hypertext will offer a fusion of structured documents,
   which have an inherent set of links}, arbitrary infra-document jumps, and
   an object-oriented relational database to enhance and expand the `knowledge'
   being expounded. \cbstart
{\blue Thus the universe is that of the traditional document but}
\cbend
   its presentation and abilities are enhanced by the ability to bypass
   traditional navigation methods and access external information.
\egroup
\end{Slide}

\begin{Slide}{Epsfig vs psfig}
Epsfig, Width 2in, Height 2in:

\framebox{\epsfig{figure=colorcir.eps,width=2in,height=2in}}

Epsfig, Width 3in, Height .5in:

\framebox{\epsfig{figure=colorcir.eps,width=3in,height=.5in}}

Psfig, Width 3in, Height .5in:

\framebox{\psfig{figure=colorcir.eps,width=3in,height=.5in}}
\end{Slide}

\begin{Slide}{Epsfig, clipping to BB}
\framebox{\epsfig{figure=colorcir.eps,bbllx=216pt,bblly=360pt,bburx=564pt,bbury=576pt,%
clip=,width=\textwidth}}
\end{Slide}

\begin{Slide}{Tables, color and changebars}
\changebarwidth6pt

{\Large
\begin{tabular}{|l|>{\green}ll>{\bgroup\cyan}l<{\egroup}|}
\hline
&{\red 8pt}&{\red 10pt} &{\red 17pt}\\
\hline
14&1727&1440&\\
17&2074&1728&\\
\cbstart 20& 2488&2074&1220\cbend\\
24&2986&2488&1464\\
29&3583&2986&1756\\
34&4300&3583&2108\\
41&5160&{\blue 4128}&2428\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
}
\end{Slide}


\begin{Slide}{Zapf Dingbats and Chancery}
{\romanfont{zapf}
\begin{dinglist}{65}
\item \verb|\dingfill| (with the usual numeric parameter)
 acts like other filling commands, but fills the
space with a chosen Dingbat \dingfill{34} like that.
\item \verb|\dingline| generates a freestanding line of the little chaps:
\dingline{44}
\item {\family{bigzapf}\selectfont
Inevitably, the `dinglist' environment  sets up an itemized
list, but has a Dingbat instead of a bullet (you are reading a
\verb|dinglist| at the moment).}
\end{dinglist}
}
\end{Slide}