% arabdoc1.tex %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% \section {Activating \ArabTeX} %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% With Plain \TeX, load the \ArabTeX\ macros by \verb"\input arabtex.tex". With \LaTeX, include the option {\tt "arabtex"} in the document header. In both cases some additional files will be loaded automatically. \index{\input arabtex.tex} \index{option!arabtex} \ArabTeX\ defines several user commands as indicated below. There is also a large number of (hidden) internal commands which could lead to storage (hash table\footnote {A \TeX\ hash table size of 3000 to 3500 is recommended}) overflow in a small \TeX\ implementation. All internal commands contain an ``at'' sign ({\tt @}) in their names and thus should not interfere with any user defined commands (but could possibly with other \TeX\ extensions we do not know about). \index{internal commands} \index{user defined commands} \index{commands!internal} \index{commands!user defined} \index{.\TeX\ hash size} With Plain \TeX, the Arabic font by default is only available at the normal 14 point size which ought to cooperate well with the {\tt "cm"} fonts at 10 points. A bold variant is also provided. For other sizes, the user has to change the \verb"\magnification" or to define additional font identifiers himself. To change the default, inspect the file {\tt "arabtex.tex"} and redefine the \verb"\pnash" and/or \verb"\pnashbf" command accordingly. With \LaTeX, the usual size changing commands will also operate on the Arabic font. \index{default font} \index{font!default} \index{\magnification} \index{arabtex.tex} \index{\pnash} \index{\pnashbf} \index{size changing} \index{commands!size changing} \endinput %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%