This is a quick description of the TeX commands.


\normalindent <dimen register>
    The amount of indentation used in paragraph mode.  Defaults to 10 points.

\date <token register>
    The contents of this register will be typed flush right on the baseline of
    the first line of the sender's address.

\fax <macro>
    This command inserts information for FAXDVI into the DVI file.  It takes
    one argument which must be put into braces.  The Argument is of the form

<RFC-Header>: <Text>

    `from', `reply-to', `to', `cc' and `organization' can be used but only
    `to' and `cc' have an effect with FAXDVI version 1.0.  The last value of
    `to' counts but `cc' may be used as often as necessary.

\from <macro>
    Enters line mode for typing the sender's address.  The first line after
    \from will be stored in the command \sender.  \from must appear on a line
    by itself.

\to <macro>
    Enters line mode for typing the address of the recipient.  The first line
    after \to will be stored in the command \addressee.  \to must appear on a
    line by itself.

\subject <macro>
    Enters paragraph mode and selects the boldface font family.  Paragraph
    indentation is disabled.

\body <macro>
    Enters paragraph mode for typing the major text.  The first paragraph will
    not be indented.  Single paragraphs will be separated with a \medskip.

\closing <macro>
    Enters line mode for the final greetings.

\signature <macro>
    Enters line mode and leaves some extra space for a signature.  If there is
    some text on the same line as \signature, it is taken as the file name of
    an encapsulated PostScript file which will be loaded with \epsffile.

\ps <macro>
    Enters paragraph mode inserting `P.S. ' at the beginning of the first
    line.  This line will not be indented.

\bye <macro>
    This command finishes the document.


Ralph Schleicher
rs@purple.in-ulm.de