CTAN package update: newlfm
Date: July 6, 2004 4:35:15 PM CEST
A package has been updated on tug.ctan.org and should make its way
to your favorite mirror in a day or two.
Thanks for the upload,
Jim Hefferon
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The following information was provided by the package's contributor.
Name of contribution: newlfm
Author's name: Paul Thompson
Location on CTAN: macros/latex/contrib/newlfm
Summary description: Produces letters, faxes and memos
License type: lppl
Announcement text given by the package's contributor:
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Version 8.0 of newlfm is announced.
Several improvements have been included in this version.
* Letterhead and non-letterhead pages can now have quite different dimensions.
* Multiple signatures are now supported.
* The manual has been rewritten to attempt to make the program clearer.
Several minor fixes have also been included.
* A number of dimensions have been fixed to actually work.
* Labels now work a little better.
Users of newlfm are urged to upgrade to Version 8.0.
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You can have a look at the package at
http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/newlfm
although you may get a better network connection by visiting a mirror
of CTAN that is near to you; see
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/README.mirrors
newlfm – Write letters, facsimiles, and memos
Integrates the letter class with fancyhdr and geometry to automatically make letterhead stationery. Useful for writing letters, fax, and memos. You can set up an address book using ‘wrapper’ macros. You put all the information for a person into a wrapper and then put the wrapper in a document. The class handles letterheads automatically. You place the object for the letterhead (picture, information, etc.) in a box and all sizing is set automatically.
| Package | newlfm |
| Version | 9.4 |
| Copyright | 1999–2009 Paul Thompson |
| Maintainer | Paul A. Thompson |