version September 8, 1998

Using Wiley Monograph Book style with Scientific Word and Workplace 3.0
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Step 1
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Drop files into appropriate directories:

\swp30\shells\books
w-book.shl
w-bksamp.shl
w-bkdocs.shl

\swp30\tcitex\tex\latex\tci
w-book.cls
w-bksamp.swp
w-bkdocs.swp

Step 2
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Start Scientific Workplace

In the File menu, click New
When the New window pops up, 
   under Shell Directories: highlight Books
   under Shell Files: highlight w-book
   Click OK

In the Tools menu, click User Setup
   under Start-up Document
        under Shell Directories: highlight Books
        under Shell Files: highlight w-book
   Click OK

   under Files
       near bottom of window you will see `Default Document Types'
         In the Open Type: bring up LaTeX(*.tex)  
         In the Save As Type: bring up LaTeX(*.tex)  
   Click OK

Step 3
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To see sample pages followed by latex marked up text that
produced the pages:

Under File, select New

   When the New window pops up, 
     under Shell Directories: highlight Books
     under Shell Files: highlight w-bksamp
   Click OK

Either:
Click the third button from the far right of the menu to Typeset
this document to print the sample pages

or,
Click the second button from the far right of the menu to Preview
this document to print the sample pages

Step 4
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To see Wiley Documentation for Monograph Books:

Under File, select New

   When the New window pops up, 
     under Shell Directories: highlight Books
     under Shell Files: highlight w-bkdocs
   Click OK

Either:
Click the third button from the far right of the menu to Typeset
this document to print the documentation.

or,
Click the second button from the far right of the menu to Preview
this document to print the sample pages

Step 5
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Starting Your Book

To start your document,

\vskip12pt
\hrule
\begin{verbatim}
In the File menu, click New
When the New window pops up, 
   under Shell Directories: highlight Books
   under Shell Files: highlight w-book
   Click OK

Use `Save as' under the File menu, to give this file the name you want.


Step 6
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Entering LaTeX Commands

Although you can pick many commands from the Tag menu and
thus don't have to type them in, there are some commands
that are included in the w-book.cls file that are not
found on that menu. In addition there may be other circumstances
in which you would like to enter a LaTeX command, i.e., 
\setcounter{page}{<number>}

In SWP, you are not
allowed to simply type LaTeX commands into your file. However,
you can highlight the Insert menu, go down to the bottom of it,
highlight `fields' and then go to `TeX'. A screen will pop up,
into which you can write any LaTeX command that you'd like to
have in your file. Click on `ok' and the screen will disappear
leaving a grey box on the screen saying `TeX field'. When you
run `preview' from the file menu, whatever was in the `TeX field'
will be expanded and will appear in your file.
