   \documentclass[12pt,a4paper]{article}
   \usepackage{bibarts}
   \bacaptionsenglish

  \title{The \LaTeX-Package \BibArts \\[.25ex] {\normalsize\slshape 
    A package to assist in making bibliographical features common in the arts}}
  \author{\textsc{Timo Baumann}}
  \date{\small Version 2.0, \copyright\,2015}

  \setcounter{secnumdepth}{0}


     \newcommand{\pkTitle}{k\kern -0.05em Title}
     \newcommand{\kTitle}{\sort{kTitle}\protect\pkTitle}
                        
     \newcommand{\pbs}{\string\ \unskip}
     \newcommand{\bs}{\protect\pbs}

     \let\lbashortmem=\{
     \let\rbashortmem=\}
     \renewcommand{\{}{{\normalfont\lbashortmem}}
     \renewcommand{\}}{{\normalfont\rbashortmem}}

\long\def\Doppelbox#1#2{\nopagebreak\vspace{2.25ex}%
   {\fbox{\parbox{.45\textwidth}{\frenchspacing\raggedright\footnotesize\ttfamily
    \ignorespaces #1}\hfill\parbox{.45\textwidth}{\vspace{1ex}%
    \begin{minipage}{.45\textwidth}\sloppy\small
    \renewcommand{\thempfootnote}{\arabic{mpfootnote}}%
    \setcounter{mpfootnote}{\arabic{footnote}}%
    {\ignorespaces #2}%
    \setcounter{footnote}{\arabic{mpfootnote}}%
    \end{minipage}
    \vspace{1ex}}}\vspace{2.4ex}}}


\begin{document}

\maketitle

{\small\tableofcontents}

\vfill\noindent\rule{\textwidth}{.1pt}

\vspace{1.75ex}
\hbox{\parbox{7.7cm}{\footnotesize\noindent
\textbf{The package consists of eight files 11-29-15:} \\[.75ex]
 \begin{tabular}{ll}%
 \texttt{bibarts.sty}  & The \LaTeX\ style file         \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{ba-short.pdf} & This documentation here        \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{ba-short.tex} & Source of \texttt{ba-short.pdf}\\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{bibarts.pdf}  & Full documentation (German)    \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{bibarts.tex}  & Source of \texttt{bibarts.pdf} \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{bibsort.exe}  & The sort program               \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{bibsort.c}    & Source of \texttt{bibsort.exe} \\[-1.5pt]
 \texttt{copying}      & The licence of the package     \\
 \end{tabular}} 
\\
\hspace*{2.4mm}
\parbox{5.5cm}{\sethyphenation{english}\tiny\sffamily
    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
    the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
    (at your option) any later version.

    This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
    but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
    MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
    GNU General Public License for more details.

    You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
    along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
    Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
}}

\vspace{.75ex}\noindent \BibArts~2.0 provides only an \hfill EMULATION
\hfill for 1.3 texts: Keep copies of 1.x?


\newpage
\section{Introduction}
 Type \verb|\usepackage{bibarts}| into your \textit{file}.\texttt{tex}, and
 \verb|\bacaptionsenglish| to switch to English captions (to name pages p.,
 not S.). They are used here. \verb|\bacaptionsfrench| sets French captions;
 default is \verb|\bacaptionsgerman|.

 \vspace{.75ex}\noindent 
 For citing literature full, you can use then (the page number \verb|[Pg]|
 is optional):

 \vspace{-.4ex}\Doppelbox
 {
  \bs vli\{FirstName\}\{LastName\}
  \\ \ \ \{The \bs ktit\{kTitle\}, 
  \\ \ \ \ Publishing Reference\}[Pg].
 }
 {
  \vli{FirstName}{LastName}
   {The \ktit{\kTitle}, Publishing Reference}[Pg].
 }

 \noindent
 Now, \BibArts\ can also write your appendix! \texttt{bibarts.sty} writes 
 the arguments of your \verb|\vli|-commands into the
 \textit{file}.\texttt{aux}, and \texttt{bibsort} creates your 
 List of Literature: Type \verb|\printvli| (p.\,\pageref{appendix}), 
 \hspace{.1em}and start \LaTeX\ + \texttt{bibsort} \textit{file} + \LaTeX.

 \vspace{.75ex}\noindent
 After having introduced literature in a full v-cite, you may cite it short:
 
 \vspace{-.6ex}\Doppelbox
 {
  \bs kli\{LastName\}\{kTitle\}[Pg].
 }
 {\vspace{1.75ex}
  \kli{LastName}{\kTitle}[Pg].
 }

 \vspace{-.3ex}\noindent
 Then, you also can \verb|\printnumvkc| (p.\,\pageref{vkc}) an index of all
 short-cited literature (\verb|\kli|, or marked with \verb|\ktit| inside the
 last argument of a \verb|\vli|-command).

 \vspace{.75ex}\noindent 
 Use \verb|\vqu| and \verb|\kqu| \hspace{.1em}in the same way
 \hspace{.1em}to cite published historical documents:

\vspace{-.25ex}
\Doppelbox
{
 ...\bs footnote \b{\b{\{}}See 
 \\ \hspace{.5em} \bs vqu \{Carl von\}
 \{Clausewitz\} 
 \\ \hspace{2.5em} \b{\{}\bs ktit\{Vom Kriege\}.
 \\ \hspace{3em} Hinterlassenes Werk, 
 \\ \hspace{3em} 3\bs fup\{rd\} ed.\bs\ 
 \\ \hspace{3em} Frankfurt/M 1991\b{\}}[3].\b{\b{\}}}
 \\ ...\bs footnote\{\bs kqu\{Clausewitz\}
 \\ \hspace{2.5em} \{Vom Kriege\}[3].\} 
}
{
 ...\footnote{See \vqu {Carl von}{Clausewitz} {\ktit{Vom Kriege}.
 Hinterlassenes Werk, 3\fup{rd} ed.\ Frankfurt/M 1991}[3].}
 \\ ...\footnote{\kqu{Clausewitz} {Vom Kriege}[3].}
 \vspace{-.5ex}
}

 \vspace{-.25ex}\noindent 
 Then, \verb|\printvqu| a list of full \ehinttovquname-entries. $-$ Two
 other \BibArts-commands are
 
 \vspace{-.35ex}\vfill
 \Doppelbox
 {
  \bs per\{Journal\}\string|Vol\string|[Pg]
  \\[1ex]
  \bs arq\{Unpublished Document\}
  \\ \ \{Archive File Sig\}\string_Num\string_(Folio)
 }
 {
  \per{Journal}|Vol|[Pg]
  \\[.5ex]        
  \arq{Unpublished Document}
   {Archive File Sig}_Num_(Folio)
 }

 \vspace{-.25ex}\vfill\noindent 
 \verb|\printper| your Periodicals, and \verb|\printarq| the List of Archive
 Files. Spaces are forbidden before the optional arguments \verb+[Pg]+,
 \verb+(Foilo)+, \verb+|Vol|+, or \verb+_Num_+.
 

\newpage
\section{Switches}
 If you write an article (instead of a book), you might use the List of
 Literature only for control. Set \verb|\conferize| to get cross references
 from \verb|\kli| to \verb|\vli|:

 \Doppelbox
 {\bs conferize\ ...\bs footnote\{
  \\[.15ex] \ \ Full-cite: \ \bs vli\{Niklas\} 
  \\[.05ex] \ \ \ \{Luhmann\} \b{\{}\bs ktit\{Soziale 
  \\[.15ex] \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Systeme\}. Grundri\{\bs ss\} 
  \\ \ \ \ \ einer allgemeinen Theorie, 
  \\ \ \ \ \ Frankfurt/M. 1984\b{\}}[22].\}
  \\[1.5ex] ... pp.\bs footnote\{\bs notibidemize
  \\ \ \ \%no ibidem in this footnote\%
  \\ \ \ Short-cite: \bs kli\{Luhmann\} 
  \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \{Soziale Systeme\}[23\bs f].\}
 }
 {\conferize ...\footnote{
        Full-cite: \vli{Niklas}{Luhmann} {\ktit{Soziale Systeme}. 
        Grundri{\ss} einer allgemeinen Theorie, Frankfurt/M. 1984}[22].} 
  \texttt{[u, v]} or \texttt{[w-x]} or \texttt{[y\bs f]} or 
          \texttt{[z\bs baplural]} are creating pp.\footnote{\notibidemize 
        %no ibidem in this footnote%
        Short-cite: \kli{Luhmann} {Soziale Systeme}[23\f].}
 }

 \noindent 
 If you are never using \textit{both k-commands} \verb|\kli| and
 \verb|\kqu|, \verb|\notannouncektit| them in your \textit{v-commands}
 ({\footnotesize cited as ...} will not be printed at \verb|\vli| and
 \verb|\vqu|).
 
 No historian? Set \verb|\notprinthints| $-$ you will never use \verb|\vqu|
 or \verb|\kqu|, and therefore, it is unnecessary to print the hint to the
 \ehinttovliname-list at short cites.


\section{The extra \texttt{*}\{\textit{argument}\} of v- and k-commands}
 
 To cite \textit{books from teams}, set co-authors in star-arguments; use
 x-commands:

 \Doppelbox
 {
  Set names ...\bs footnote\{Two:\
  \\ \ \bs xvli\{FirstName\}\{LastName\} 
  \\ \ \ *\b{\{}\bs vauthor\{co-FirstName\}
  \\ \ \ \ \ \ \{co-LastName\}\b{\}}
  \\ \ \ \{The \bs ktit\{kTitle2\} Pub\}.\}
  \\[1.25ex]
        ... to ibidemize.\bs footnote\{
  \\ \ \bs xkli\{LastName\}
  \\ \ \ *\{\bs kauthor\{co-LastName\}\}
  \\ \ \ \{kTitle2\}[11-14].\}
 }
 {
  Set names in \texttt{\bs vauthor} --\,\texttt{\bs kauthor}.\footnote{Two:
   \xvli{FirstName}{LastName} 
          *{\vauthor{co-FirstName}
                     {co-LastName}}
          {The \ktit{\kTitle2} Pub}.}
  
   That's necessary to ibidemize.\footnote{\xkli{LastName}*{\kauthor{co-LastName}}{\kTitle2}[11-14].}
 }

 \noindent 
 You may use a \texttt{*}-argument also in \verb|\vli| $-$ to mask text in the
 ibidemization:

 \Doppelbox
 {
  ...\bs footnote\{An edited book is
  \\ \ \bs vli\{FirstName\}\{LastName\} 
  \\ \ \ *\{\bs onlyvoll\{\bs editor\}\}
  \\ \ \ \{The \bs ktit\{kTitleEd\} Pub\}[2].\}
  \\[1.25ex]
  \bs footnote\{ \%Without *-argument:\
  \\ \ \bs kli\{LastName\}\{kTitleEd\}[3, 6].\}
 }
 {
  \texttt{\bs editor}(\texttt{s}) has no sorting 
           weight.\footnote{An edited book is
   \vli{FirstName}{LastName} 
          *{\onlyvoll{\editor}}
          {The \ktit{\kTitle Ed} Pub}[2].}
  \footnote{ %Without *-argument:\
  \kli{LastName}{\kTitle Ed}[3, 6].}
 }


 \newpage
 \noindent 
 For books with three or more authors, you have to set all `middle' authors
 in \verb|\midvauthor| (or \verb|\midkauthor|), and the `last' in
 \verb|\vauthor| (or \verb|\kauthor|):

 \Doppelbox
 {
   \bs footnote\{See
   \\ \ \bs xvli\{Manfred F.\}\{Boemeke\}
   \\ \ \ *\b{\{}\bs midvauthor\{Roger\}
   \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \{Chickering\} 
   \\ \ \ \ \ \bs vauthor\{Stig\}\{F\bs\string"orster\}\b{\}}
   \\ \ \ \b{\{}\bs ktit\{Anticipating Total War\}. 
   \\ \ \ \ The German and American 
   \\ \ \ \ Experiences 1871-{}-1914, 
   \\ \ \ \ Cambridge/U.K.\bs\ 1999\b{\}}.\}
   \\[1ex]
   \bs footnote\{
   \\ \ \bs xkli\{Boemeke\}
   \\ \ \ *\b{\{}\bs midkauthor\{Chickering\} 
   \\ \ \ \ \ \bs kauthor\{F\bs\string"orster\}\b{\}}
   \\ \ \ \{Anticipating Total War\}[9\bs f]!\}
 }
 {
   \footnote{See
   \xvli{Manfred F.}{Boemeke}*{\midvauthor{Roger}{Chickering} 
   \vauthor{Stig}{F\"orster}}{\ktit{Anticipating Total War}. 
   The German and American Experiences 1871--1914, Cambridge/U.K.\ 1999}.}

   \footnote{\xkli{Boemeke}*{\midkauthor{Chickering} \kauthor{F\"orster}}{Anticipating Total War}[9\f]!}
 }


\section{IBIDEM and inner citations}
 
 To cite articles in journals, use \verb|\per| inside the last argument of a
 v-command:

\Doppelbox
{
...\bs footnote\{See \bs vqu \{John 
\\ \ \ Frederick Charles\} \{Fuller\} 
\\ \ \b{\{}Gold Medal (Military) 
\\ \ \ \bs ktit\{Prize Essay\} for 1919, 
\\ \ \ first published in: 
\\ \ \ \bs per\{Journal of the Royal 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ United Service 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Institution\}\string_458 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ (1920)\string_[239-274]\b{\}}*[240].\}
\\[1.5ex]
...\bs footnote\{ \bs kqu \{Fuller\} 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \{Prize Essay\}[241].\}
\\[1.5ex]
... here.\bs footnote\{ \bs vqu\{R.\} 
\\ \ \{Chevenix Trench\} 
\\ \ \{Gold Medal (Military) 
\\ \ \ \bs ktit\{Prize Essay\} for 1922, 
\\ \ \ in: \bs per\{Journal of the 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Royal United Service 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Institution\}\string_470 
\\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ (1923)\string_[199-227]\}*[200].\}
}
{\vspace{-1.02cm}
Do not type spaces before \texttt{*[Pg]}.\footnote{See 
\vqu {John Frederick Charles} {Fuller} 
{Gold Medal (Military) \ktit{Prize Essay} for 1919, 
first published in: \per{Journal of the Royal United Service 
Institution}_458 (1920)_[239-274]}*[240].}

...\footnote{ \kqu {Fuller} {Prize Essay}[241].}

\BibArts\ creates an inner \textsc{ibidem} 
here.\footnote{ \vqu{R.} 
{Chevenix Trench} 
{Gold Medal (Military) \ktit{Prize Essay} for 1922, 
in: \per{Journal of the Royal United Service 
Institution}_470 (1923)_[199-227]}*[200].\label{third}}
}

 \noindent 
 After the main arguments of \verb|\per|, or \verb|\vli|, etc., you are free
 to type \verb+_Num_+, or \verb+|Vol|+; both are only printing different
 separators (see in note~\ref{third}: {\footnotesize no.\,Num}).

 If an article is in an edited book, also use a v- or k-command inside a
 last v-argument. \verb|\printvli| will print the inner title as short title
 on the List of Literature; the full inner title appears as separate list
 item (see \underline{Pub} below). To cite further articles from the same
 book, you may short-cite also inside:

 \Doppelbox{
 ...\bs footnote\{\bs vli\{FN1\}\{LN1\}\b{\{}The 
 \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \bs ktit\{First\}, 
 \\ \ in: \bs vli\{iFN\}\{iLN\}\{The \bs ktit\{iT\} 
 \\ \ \ \bs protect\bs underline\{Pub\}\}\b{\}}.\}
 \\[1ex] \bs footnote\{\bs kli\{LN1\}\{First\}.\}
 \\[1ex] \bs footnote\{\bs vli[m]\{FN1\}\{LN1\}\{The 
 \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \bs ktit\{Second\}, 
 \\ \ in: \bs kli\{iLN\}
 \\ \ \ \ \{iT\}[PgBegin-PgEnd]\}*[Pg].\}
 }
 {
 \texttt{\bs vli[f]}...\ or \texttt{\bs kli[f]}...\ would refer to `the same female author'.%
 \footnote{\vli{FN1}{LN1}{The \ktit{First}, in: \vli{iFN}{iLN}{The \ktit{\protect\fbox{iT}} \protect\underline{Pub}}}.}
 \footnote{\kli{LN1}{First}.}
 \footnote{\vli[m]{FN1}{LN1}{The \ktit{Second}, in: \kli{iLN}{\protect\fbox{iT}}[PgBegin-PgEnd]}*[Pg].}
 }

\noindent 
If an inner ibidemization as well as (on the List of Literature) an inner
short-citing is not wanted, use \verb|\ntvauthor| instead of the inner
v-command:

\Doppelbox
{
 \bs footnote\{\bs vli\{Jost\}\{D\bs\string"ulffer\}
 \\ \ \{\bs ktit\{Einleitung\}, in: 
 \\ \ \ \bs ntvauthor\{Jost\}\{D\bs\string"ulffer\} 
 \\ \ \ Bereit zum Krieg\}[9].\}
 \\[1ex] \bs footnote\{\bs kli\{D\bs\string"ulffer\} 
 \\ \ \{Einleitung\}[9].\}
}
{
 \footnote{\vli{Jost}{D\"ulffer}
   {\ktit{Einleitung}, in: 
   \ntvauthor{Jost}{D\"ulffer} Bereit zum Krieg}[9].}
 \footnote{\kli{D\"ulffer} 
   {Einleitung}[9].}
}


\vfill\noindent 
If you use \verb|\printnumvli| instead of \verb|\printvli|, the page and
footnote numbers will be printed additionally (\textsc{iLN}: inner\,LastName
/ \fbox{iT}: inner\,k\kern -0.05em Title):

\vfill
{\baonecolitemdefs\printnumvlilist}


\let\memvlititlename=\evlititlename
\renewcommand{\evlititlename}{\texttt{\bs printvli} \ \memvlititlename}

\let\memvqutitlename=\evqutitlename
\renewcommand{\evqutitlename}{\texttt{\bs printvqu} \ \memvqutitlename}

\let\membibtitlename=\ebibtitlename
\renewcommand{\ebibtitlename}{\texttt{\bs printbibtitle} \ \membibtitlename}


\newpage\noindent
The command sequence \verb|\printbibtitle| \verb|\printvli| \verb|\printvqu| 
\label{appendix} will print an easy appendix. If you type \hspace{.01em}
\texttt{bibsort -k} \hspace{.02em} to DOS, you will get \hspace{.005em}
$\sim$ \hspace{.005em} in both v-lists, when the name (first name and last
name) of an author is repeated:

\printbibtitle \printvli \printvqu

\vfill\noindent 
\verb|\bibsortheads| will print capital letters between two items into the 
lists when the initial letter changes, whereas \verb|\bibsortspaces| will
print only a bigger vertical space there instead. Both features are prepared
by \verb|bibsort|.


\newpage
\noindent
\subsection*{\texttt{\bs printnumvkc} \ \evkctitlename}
\addcontentsline{toc}{subsection}{\texttt{\bs printnumvkc} \ \evkctitlename}
\verb|\printnumvkc| prints a \texttt{twocolumn}\hy index of all the short
cites you have used, whereas \verb|\printnumvkclist| \label{vkc} just prints
your list without \texttt{headings} or title:\vspace{.5ex}

{\batwocolitemdefs\printnumvkclist}

\let\mempertitlename=\epertitlename
\renewcommand{\epertitlename}{\texttt{\bs printper} \ \mempertitlename}
\vspace{-.5ex}\printper

\renewcommand{\epertitlename}{\texttt{\bs printnumper} \ \mempertitlename}
\vspace{-.5ex}\printnumper

\let\memarqtitlename=\earqtitlename
\renewcommand{\earqtitlename}{\texttt{\bs printarq} \ \memarqtitlename}
\vspace{-.5ex}\printarq

\renewcommand{\earqtitlename}{\texttt{\bs printnumarq} \ \memarqtitlename}
\vspace{-.5ex}\printnumarq

\vfill\noindent
Type \hspace{.01em} \verb|bibsort -??| \hspace{.01em} to DOS to learn about
the sorting order of page numbers.


\newpage
\section{Extra features}

For your \LaTeX\ file, \BibArts\ provides an environment to send unused
literature into the v-lists. If there is no further text inside, such areas
will be invisible:

\vspace{-1.25ex}
{\footnotesize\begin{verbatim}
 !\begin{unused} \sethyphenation{german}%  %% other hyphenation pattern
   \vqu{Karl}{Marx}{Das \ktit{Kapital}, in: \midvauthor{Karl}{Marx}
   \ntvauthor{Friedrich}{Engels} Werke, \ersch|3|[1]{Berlin}{1962--1964}}
  \end{unused}! Please note, that          %% |3| and ed.[1] are optional
\end{verbatim}}

\vspace{-1ex}\noindent
 !\begin{unused} \sethyphenation{german}%  %% other hyphenation pattern
   \vqu{Karl}{Marx}{Das \ktit{Kapital}, in: \midvauthor{Karl}{Marx}
   \ntvauthor{Friedrich}{Engels} Werke, \ersch|3|[1]{Berlin}{1962--1964}}
  \end{unused}! Please note, that \textit{inner} \verb|\vli|\textit{'s from}
\verb|{unused}|-\textit{environments} will not appear as own full entries on the
vli-list; so, you have to repeat them separately.

\vspace{1.5ex}\noindent
\BibArts\ does not only help to cite. The environment \verb|{originalquote}|
helps to quote from literature or sources. You may call all hyphenation
patterns, which your \LaTeX\ possesses, in the \verb|[|\textit{optional
argument}\verb|]| of the environment:

\Doppelbox
{ \bs begin\{originalquote\}[german]
 \\ \ \ \string"Der Krieg entsteht  
 \\ \ \ nicht urpl\bs\string"otzlich; seine 
 \\ \ \ Verbreitung ist nicht das 
 \\ \ \ Werk eines Augenblicks, 
 \\ \ \ [...].\string"\bs footnote \b{\{}Quoted from
 \\ \ \ \ \bs kqu\{Clausewitz\} 
 \\ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \{Vom Kriege\}[22].\b{\}}
 \\ \bs end\{originalquote\}
}
{\renewcommand{\originalquotetype}{\footnotesize}%
 \begin{originalquote}[german]
 "Der Krieg entsteht nicht urpl\"otzlich; seine Verbreitung 
 ist nicht das Werk eines Augenblicks, 
 [...]."\footnote {Quoted from
 \kqu{Clausewitz} {Vom Kriege}[22].}
 \end{originalquote}
}

\vspace{.5ex}\noindent 
In quotations, you may use \verb|\abra| to set additions in small angular
brackets. And \verb|\fabra| affixes the argument to the following text (it
forbids line breaks):

\vspace{1ex}\noindent
{\small
   \verb|       \abra{,}               => | Red\abra{,} blue and green were the \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|       \abra{.}\newsentence   => | colours\abra{.}\newsentence And \hspace{2.25em} \verb|% spacing| \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|    \abra{...}   \abra{\dots} => | there \abra{...} were \abra{\dots} others, \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|       \abra{---}             => | \abra{---} let's say \abra{---} \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|       \abra{-}   \abra{--}   => | green\abra{-}red\abra{--}painted. \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|    \fabra{`}    \fabra{'}    => | \hbox to 6em{\fabra{`}Ha\fabra{'},\hfill} \verb|% ASCIIs 96 and 39| \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|    \fabra{``}    \abra{''}   => | \fabra{``}Good!\abra{''} \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|    \fabra{\dq}   \abra{\dq}  => | \hbox to 6em{\fabra{\dq}Good!\abra{\dq}\hfill} \verb|% \dq represents "| \\[-.25ex]
   \verb|      \fabra{e}g.             => | \hbox to 6em{\fabra{e}g.\hfill} \verb|% unknown = normal|}

\vspace{2ex}\vfill\noindent 
\BibArts\ defines
\hspace{.1em}\verb|S\fup{te}|\hspace{.3em}\verb|=>|\hspace{.3em}S\fup{te}
(if that command for \textit{French up} is undefined), and it provides
commands to set ordinals in English, French and German:

\vspace{1ex}\vfill\noindent
{\small
  \verb|    \eordinal{103} Assistant. => | \eordinal{103} Assistant. \\[-.2ex]
  \verb|    Le \fordinalm{1} homme.   => | Le \fordinalm{1} homme.   \\[-.25ex]
  \verb|    La \fordinalf{1} femme.   => | La \fordinalf{1} femme.   \\[-.2ex]
  \verb|    Der 1\te August.          => | Der 1\te August.} 


 \newpage\noindent
 To print abbreviations, use \verb|\abk{|\textit{xyz}\verb|}|. \textit{xyz}
 only will appear on the List of Abbreviations (\verb|\printabk| or
 \verb|\printnumabk|), when it is defined in the text:

 \vspace{-.25ex}
 \Doppelbox
 {
      \bs abkdef\{HMS\}\{Her Majesty\string's Ship\}
   \\[.35ex] \ \ or
   \\[.35ex] \bs defabk\{Her Majesty\string's Ship\}\{HMS\}
   \\[.35ex] \ \ and then \bs texttt\{bibsort\}
   \\[.35ex] \ \ will accept \bs abk\{HMS\}.
   \vspace{-1ex}\strut
 }
 {
      \abkdef{HMS}{Her Majesty's Ship}
   \\  or
   \\ \defabk{Her Majesty's Ship}{HMS}
   \\  and then \texttt{bibsort}
   \\  will accept \abk{HMS}.
   \vspace{-1ex}\strut
 }

\noindent 
If a dotted abbreviation is at a dot\hy end of a sentence, you have to
repeat the dot (\verb|\abk{e.\,g.}. Next => |\abk{e.\,g.}. Next) for the
\textit{spacing} (do not use \verb|\@.|)! Use \verb|\printnumabk| (or
\verb|\printabk|) to print a List of Abbreviations:

\vspace{-.325ex}
\printnumabklist

\noindent 
\BibArts\ provides no index with sub-items, but registers (geographical,
subject, and person). The commands to fill the registers have one argument;
they are invisible in your text, e.\,g.: \verb|\addtogrr{London}|,
\verb|\addtosrr{Ship}|, and \verb|\addtoprr{Churchill}|\,.
\verb|\printnumgrr|, \verb|\printnumsrr|, and \verb|\printnumprr| the
registers in your appendix. That has nothing do do with \textsc{MakeIndex}.

\vspace{1ex}\noindent 
A last feature of \BibArts\ are fill-commands. \verb|\fillper|,
\verb|\fillgrr|, \verb|\fillsrr|, \verb|\fillprr|, and \verb|\fillarq| have
two arguments. The first has to be identical with the argument of a
\verb|\per|-, or a register-command, or the second argument of an
\verb|\arq| command (the archive file informations). You can use
fill-commands to add longer text, which you do not want to type every time:

\vspace{-.25ex}
\Doppelbox
{\vspace{1ex}
 \bs fillprr\{Churchill\} \{1874-1965\} \\[1.5ex] 
 Churchill \ \bs addtoprr\{Churchill\}
 was prime minister.\bs footnote\b{\{}
 \\ \ \bs addtoprr\{Churchill\}\%
 \\ \ Born Blenheim Palace.\b{\}} \\[1.325ex] 
 \bs printnumprr
 \vspace{1ex}
}
{\vspace{-.875ex}%
 \fbox{\begin{minipage}{.95\textwidth}
    \setcounter{mpfootnote}{\arabic{footnote}}%
 \vspace{.125ex}
 \fillprr{Churchill} {1874-1965}
 Churchill  \addtoprr{Churchill}
 was prime minister.\footnote
 { \addtoprr{Churchill}%
   Born Blenheim Palace.}
    \setcounter{footnote}{\arabic{mpfootnote}}%
 \end{minipage}}
 \\[.75ex]
 \fbox{\begin{minipage}{.95\textwidth}
 \vspace{.875ex}
 \subsubsection*{\eprrtitlename}        
   \vspace{-.75ex}%
 {\footnotesize\printnumprrlist}%
 \vspace{-1.375ex}%
 \end{minipage}}%
 \vspace{-1ex}%
}

\vspace{.5ex}\vfill\noindent 
To change the typeset of \BibArts' arguments, you may only use commands like
\verb|\sffamily| or \verb|\bfseries| in \verb|\renewcommand|, but never
\verb|\textsf| or \verb|\textbf|:

\vspace{1.5ex}\vfill\noindent
{\small\begin{tabular}{lll}
\textsf{Command}    & \textsf{Predefined}          & \textsf{Executed on} \\[.325ex]
\verb|\abkemph|     & \verb|{\sffamily}|           & abbreviations \\
\verb|\kxxemph|     & \verb|{}|                    & short-cited titles (k\kern -0.05em Titles) \\
\verb|\peremph|     & \verb|{\normalfont\scshape}| & periodicals (no \textit{italics}!) \\
\verb|\abklistemph| & \verb|{\bfseries}|           & abbreviations on the abk-list \\
\verb|\xrrlistemph| & \verb|{}|                    & words on grr-, prr-, and srr-lists\\
\end{tabular}}

 %% BibArts is only able to handle slanted fonts,
 %% when you are using only emph-commands. Do not
 %% type \textit or \textsl inside the arguments!

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