Scribe is a programming language designed for implementing electronic documents. It is mainly designed for the writing of technical documents such as the documentation of computer programs. With Scribe these documents can be rendered using various tools and technologies. For instance, a Scribe document can be compiled to an HTML file that suits Web browser, it can be compiled to a TeX file in order to produce a high-quality printed document, and so on.

This manual documents the various Scribe customization styles (i.e., packages) that are available in the current distribution. See Chapter Scribe style files for any details about using styles.

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• abbrev: A set of abbreviations (such as e.g.)
• acmproc: A style used to produce ACM papers.
• api: The style file used by the Scribe manual to produce API documentation.
• changelog: Pretty printer for ChangeLogs file
• directory
• directory
• french: A package for authoring in French with Scribe
• info: The Scribe style used by Scribeinfo
• latex-misc: LaTeX goodies
• letter: A package for writing letters with Scribe
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• manual: Manual layout configurations and settings
• slide: Scribe slides style
• stdscribe: Standard Scribe definitions
• tex-book-as-article: A style turning TeX books into articles.
• web: The Scribe style used to render Web pages
• web-book: Another Scribe style used to render Web pages
• web-move: A style for authoring web pages that have moved.

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