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\packageAbstract{exscale}
\label{package:exscale}


The \package{exscale} package is suitable if you use a larger base
font size and you want the extensible characters come out with the
right size. (The extensible characters are the large parenthesis, the
braces, the root sign, etc.)

If you use this package you should be aware that you loose a certain
amount of quality in the placement of elements within math formulas.
That's because the used fonts are not specifically designed, but
simply scaled. Nevertheless you need three additional fonts, which are
part of the AMS font package. For more information refer to the user
manual.

A user manual is available as part of the distribution. During the
installation the file \file{exscale.drv} was created. Edit this
file and remove the percent in front of |\OnlyDescription|. Then
\LaTeX{} this file until the labels do not change any more. The
resulting \DVI{} file is the user manual.

No options are supported by this package.

The package uses the file \file{exscale.sty}.


\endAbstract


\begin{rcslog}
$Log: exscale.gid,v $
\Revision 1.2 1994/02/01 20:50:34 schrod
Changed ``needs file[s] \dots'' to ``uses file[s] \dots'' This seems
(for me) to be better English.

\Revision 1.1 1994/01/31 21:16:08 schrod
Replaced descriptions of style options by package abstracts.

\end{rcslog}


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