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MULTIBOX.STY

A style option to provide multiple boxes in pictures

Brian HAMILTON KELLY

13 October 1988

This style file option provides two new commands for use in the picture environment: • \multimake(x, y)(dx, dy){n}(w, h)[〈pos〉]{〈Text1〉}{〈Text2〉}. . . {〈Textn〉}

• \multiframe(x, y)(dx, dy){n}(w, h)[〈pos〉]{〈Text1〉}{〈Text2〉}. . . {〈Textn〉}

These commands set the n texts 〈Text1〉. . . 〈Textn〉 inside a \makebox or \framebox

respectively. The first box has its lower-left corner at (x, y), and successive boxes are located at (x + dx, y + dy), . . . , (x + (n − 1) dx, y + (n − 1) dy). Each box has width and height determined by (w, h), and the optional box placement parameter 〈pos〉 is applied to all the generated texts.

Royal Military College of Science, Shrivenham, SWINDON, SN6 8LA, United Kingdom

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