% 
% Here we change the margins away from the default values.  If you don't 
% like my changes, change them however you want.  Keep in mind that session
% notes need room for page numbers to be added by the editor.
% 

\topmargin=-.5in
\oddsidemargin=0in
\evensidemargin=0in
\textwidth=6.3in
\textheight=8.85in

\pagestyle{empty}

% 
% Here we input the code to define the \mystuff macro to be the name, company,
% etc., of the speaker.
% 


\input mystuff.sty

% 
% Here we define the \prestitle macro, which generates the title and subtitle
% of the presentation in large font.
% 
%       The usage is:    \prestitle{Main Title}{Subtitle}
% 
% 


\newcommand{\prestitle}[2]{


{\huge #1}

\vskip 5ex

{\LARGE #2}

}

% 
% Here we define the \header macro, which generates the rest of the title 
% page. 
% 
%   Usage:   \header{Spring/Fall}{City}{session #}{Room}{Date}{Time}
% 
% 


\newcommand{\header}[6]{

\vskip 5ex

{\large

DECUS #1 Symposium, #2

Session #3, #4

#5, #6

\vskip 3ex

\mystuff

\vskip 3ex

}


}

% 
% Here we define the slide environment for the session notes.  It will be
% redefined later if this run is to generate the actual slides.
% 
% For the session notes, we encourage a page break before the slide and put
% a horizontal bar across the page after.  We disallow a page break between
% the end of the slide and the bar, forcing the session notes to look more
% consistent.
% 
% Each slide has a title, and we use a larger font for that.
% 


\newenvironment{slide}[1]{

\pagebreak[3]

\begin{centering}

{\large #1}

\end{centering}

\nopagebreak

}{

\noindent\rule{\textwidth}{.02in}

}