English Version, 4. November2013

\include{pre_eoa}
\EOAbibliographytype{monograph}
\EOAbibliographydatabase{DatabaseFile}
\EOAseries{Studies}
\begin{document}
 
The actual text begins here using the structuring and formatting commands described below.
 
\end{document}

\EOAbibliographytype may be anthology or monograph. With monograph you can produce one bibliography per chapter; anthology would produce a complete bibliography for the entirepublication. \EOAbibliographydatabase should include the filename of your BibTeX-database. \EOAseriesmay be Studies, Sources, Textbooks or Proceedings. This command determines the dimensions of the book and also the numbering scheme.

\EOApart{Title}

Introduces a new part in an edited volume.

\EOAchapter{Short title}{Full title}

Introduces a new chapter. The short title will appear in the header and should not exceed 40 characters.

Note: A short title must be given.

\EOAchapternonumber{Short title}{Full title}

Introduces a new, unnumbered chapter. See above.

\EOAauthor{Name}

In an edited volume with more than one author, each author will be introduced with the command \EOAauthor within the chapter command \EOAchapter or \EOAchapternonumber.

Example:

\EOAchapter{short title for the header}
{Here is the full chapter title \EOAauthor{Jane Smith}}.

\EOAsection{Heading}

Introduces a new section, which is numbered and will appear in the table of contents. The section will be unnumbered if the command \EOAsectionnonumber{Heading} is used.

\EOAsubsection{Subheading}

Introduces a new subsection, which is numbered and appearsin the table of contents. The subsection will be unnumbered if the command \EOAsubsectionnonumber{Heading} is used.

\EOAsubsubsection{Sub-subheading}

This command introduces a sub-subsection, but should only be used if absolutely necessary.

\EOAemptypage

A blank page will be inserted at this point.

\EOAnewpage

The text given after this command will begin on a new page.

\EOAemph{Text}

The text in the curly brackets will be given in italics.

\EOAup{Text}
\EOAdown{Text}

The text in curly brackets will be given in ^superscript or in _subscript.

\EOAurl{http://www.example.com}

This will format Internet addresses. The address in the curly brackets should not be masked or modified in any way.

\EOAgreek{Text}
\EOAchinese{Text}
\EOArussian{Text}
\EOAhebrew{Text}

This will mark characters that require a special font. Greek, Chinese,Russian or Hebrew text should be typed exactly as it should be printed. Modification is not required.

\EOAfn{Text}

The text in brackets will be given in an automatically numbered footnote at the bottom of the page.

\EOAinline{Image_file}

In very exceptional cases, a character can be used that does not belong to the Unicode range. This command will allow an image file to be embedded in the text as a character.

\EOAtilde

This command generates the character ~. It should not be used when writing equations.

\begin{EOAquote}
Text to be set off the running text.
\end{EOAquote}

The cited text will be indented at both sides and the line spacing somewhat reduced.