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    This document discusses page layout using LaTeX. It redefines the header to display the author's name and date using the fancyhdr package. It also uses the lastpage package to create a 'page x of y' style numbering at the bottom of each page, though the author notes this is just for demonstration purposes.

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    This document discusses page layout using LaTeX. It redefines the header to display the author's name and date using the fancyhdr package. It also uses the lastpage package to create a 'page x of y' style numbering at the bottom of each page, though the author notes this is just for demonstration purposes.

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    Latex Tutorial 8 (Examples) - Page Layout: Andrew Roberts 1st October 2003

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    This document discusses page layout using LaTeX. It redefines the header to display the author's name and date using the fancyhdr package. It also uses the lastpage package to create a 'page x of y' style numbering at the bottom of each page, though the author notes this is just for demonstration purposes.

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    Latex Tutorial 8 (Examples) - Page Layout


    Andrew Roberts
    1st October 2003
    Using the fancyhdr package, I have redefined the header to display my name
    and the date, whilst the page number appears at the bottom-right of every page.
    Also, using the lastpage package, I can easily create a n of m style numbering
    at the bottom (not that I normally would, its just for show!)

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