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<H2><A NAME="s5">5.</A> <A HREF="eqc.html#toc5">Examples</A></H2>



<P>The 

<A HREF="eqc-tour.dvi">EQC tour</A> gives an overview of EQC functionality. It was created

with the following commands on the source file 

<A HREF="eqc-tour.tex">eqc-tour.tex</A>:</P>

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<PRE>

eqc eqc-tour.tex

latex eqc-tour.eqc

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<P>If you do not have a DVI viewer installed, try the 

<A HREF="eqc-tour.pdf">eqc-tour.pdf</A>

produced with pdflatex. In case you are curious what your Latex source looks like after EQC has had a go

at it, have a look at the intermediate file 

<A HREF="eqc-tour.eqc">eqc-tour.eqc</A>.</P>







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