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<?lsmb# This is a comment block; it's ignored by the template engine.
Version: 1.1
Date: 2022-07-22
File: letterhead.tex
Set: demo
Template version numbers are explicitly not aligned across templates or
releases. No explicit versioning was applied before 2021-01-04.
Version Changes
1.1 Merged xelatex targetting templates with those targetting pdflatex
-?>
\parbox{\textwidth}{%
\parbox[b]{.42\textwidth}{%
<?lsmb company ?>
<?lsmb address ?>
}
\parbox[b]{.2\textwidth}{
<?lsmb# using "comment block" template tag to suppress output
To include a logo in your LaTeX document, it needs to be retrieved from
the database and temporarily stored in a location accessible to the PDF
generator. The function 'dbfile_path' handles that.
To use this functionality, (a) remove the percent sign before the
\includegraphics command and (b) make sure all templates which INCLUDE
'letterhead', contain '\usepackage{graphics}'
If the generated output is to be PDF output, make sure that the image is
a PNG image as shown below. In case Postscript (PS) or EPS output, make
sure the image is (E)PS.
For information on the avaliable options for the 'includegraphics'
command, see https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Importing_Graphics
Example (remove the 3 %-signs):
?>
% \includegraphics[scale=0.3]{<%?lsmb dbfile_path('logo.png') ?%>}
}\hfill
\begin{tabular}[b]{rr@{}}
<?lsmb text('Tel:') ?> & <?lsmb tel ?>\\
<?lsmb text('Fax:') ?> & <?lsmb fax ?>
\end{tabular}
\rule[1.5em]{\textwidth}{0.5pt}
}