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        &#169; 2002, H. Turgut UYAR
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        <para style="Title">New features in PythonPoint</para>
        <para style="Author">H. Turgut Uyar</para>
        <para style="EMail">uyar@cs.itu.edu.tr</para>
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    <slide title="TrueType Support" id="Slide002">
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        <para style="Heading1">TrueType Support</para>
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        <para>PythonPoint can read UTF-8 encoded input files and produce
            correct output (provided your font has all necessary
            characters). That enables you, for example, to have native (in my
            case, Turkish) characters in your document:</para>
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          <!--  if you have any trouble with these, execute the lines below
            to find out what we really intended 
            >>> turkishChars =  u"\u011e \u011f \u0130 \u0131 \u015e \u015f"
            >>> print turkishChars
            >>> print turkishChars.encode("utf-8")
            þ ø İ ı ľ ĸ
            >>> 
            -->
          <font name="Serif" size="32"> 0 ^  1 _</font>
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        <para style="Heading1">Effects</para>
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        <para>Paragraphs, images, tables and geometric shapes can now have
            effectname, effectdirection, effectdimension, effectmotion and
            effectduration attributes:</para>
        <para style="Indent" effectname="Dissolve">A paragraph</para>
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        <table style="table1" effectname="Split">
            Col1,Col2,Col3
            Row1Col1,Row1Col2,Row1Col3
            Row2Col1,Row2Col2,Row2Col3
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        <para style="Heading1">Printing</para>
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        <para>Be careful when using effects: A new slide is created for
            each effect, so DON'T print the resulting PDF file.</para>
        <para effectname="Box">new command-line option: --printout</para>
        <para style="Indent">produces printable PDF</para>
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    <slide title="New Paragraph Styles" id="Slide005">
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        <para style="Heading1">New Paragraph Styles</para>
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        <para style="Bullet">Bullet2 - Second level bullets</para>
        <para style="Bullet2">Here's an example</para>
        <para style="Bullet2">Or an example with a longer text to see
            how it wraps at the end of each line</para>
        <para style="Bullet">Author and EMail</para>
        <para style="Bullet2">See the cover page for examples</para>
        <para style="Bullet">They have to be in the style file, so either use
            the htu style file or edit your style file</para>
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        <para style="Heading1">ToDo</para>
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        <para style="Bullet">Unicode chars in the outline</para>
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