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<title>The <acronym>RNIB</acronym> Magazine</title>
<subtitle>(For test purposes)</subtitle>
<date>November 1998</date>
<issue>V15 No. 8</issue>
<editor>Edited by Mr Smith.</editor>
<pubinfo>Published by <acronym>RNIB</acronym> at 6 am not 6 amps.</pubinfo>
<price>Price -ú2.50.</price>
<p>Contact 0181-868 0765 Stephen Phippen 'tween 3-4 or 5ÔÇô6 for "further information:- <acronym>PE</acronym>2 0<acronym>XU</acronym>.</p>
<p medium="braille">In this <b>publication</b> the following <i>abbreviations</i> have been used: <acronym>SP</acronym> = saline parchment, <acronym>CD</acronym> = card dealer, DM = designer machine.</p>
<contents>
<head>Contents</head>
<p>This is a paragraph in the contents.</p>
<entry1>
<artname>The art of cricket</artname>
<pageno>3</pageno>
</entry1>
<entry1>
<artname>The cactus <email>fbloggs@rnib.org.uk</email></artname>
<pageno>4</pageno>
</entry1>
<entry2>
<artname>Rebutia</artname>
<pageno>6</pageno>
</entry2>
<entry2>
<artname>Echinocactus</artname>
<pageno>8</pageno>
</entry2>
<entry3>
<artname>Mexican</artname>
<pageno>9</pageno>
</entry3>
<entry3>
<artname>American</artname>
<pageno>10</pageno>
</entry3>
<entryp>
<artname>This is a part heading</artname>
</entryp>
<entry1>
<artname>Astronomy</artname>
<pageno>13</pageno>
</entry1>
</contents>
</front>
<body>
<article>
<head>The Art of Cricket</head>
<subhead>And Other Topics</subhead>
<author>By Stephen Phippen</author>
<subauthor>(Technical Training)</subauthor>
<source><i>Peterborough Today</i>, 08/99</source>
<intro>This is an 'introductory "paragraph"' at the beginning of the article. Some contractions: readme.</intro>
<p>One of the most <i>lucid</i> accounts of the art of <ppage>6</ppage>batting was written by C. B. Fry in the 1920's. He did not do the 11+ exam. He sometimes drove at 30mph and was 6m tall. <pb></pb>In this book entitled "<linkto location="www.bauk.org.uk">Batsmanship</linkto>" he explained with scientific precision, covering:<list><litem>forward play</litem><litem>back play</litem><litem>cross bat play</litem></list>in minute detail</p>
<p>C. B. Fry was an "interesting character ...</p>
<textbreak></textbreak>
<p>He probably knew about superscripts m<sup>2</sup> and subscripts m<sub>3</sub> too!</p>
<article2>
<head><ppage>7</ppage>This is an article 2</head>
<p>This is a "paragraph" starting the subarticle.</p>
</article2>
<article2>
<head></head>
<p>This article 2 has a heading which is blank.</p>
<p>Another paragraph.</p>
<table>
<head>Table 1</head>
<p medium="braille">There are no column abbreviations with this table.</p>
<tablebody>
<colheads>
<chead>Year</chead>
<chead>Score</chead>
</colheads>
<row>
<di>1902</di>
<di>196</di>
</row>
<row>
<di>1905</di>
<di>259</di>
</row>
</tablebody>
<source>(The Times)</source>
</table>
</article2>
<article2 type="minor">
<head><i>Other</i> Sources</head>
<author>John Smith</author>
<source>The Times 24/2-3/6/99</source>
<topic type="3">
<head>1920's?</head>
<p>Another 'Sussex <i>CC</i>'s player', also wrote on cricket <stext medium="braille">[This is a note for braille]</stext>and had an long name often shortened to Ranji. He was 60-¦ tall or 5-¦.</p>
<p>Although an 'Indian prince', he played (along with "Fry") for England.<source>Daily Mail</source></p>
</topic>
<topic type="2">
<head>1940's?</head>
<subhead>The lean years</subhead>
<p>This was a <i>sparse</i> decade for <b>scoring</b> for Middlesex because he played for Kent at that time.</p>
</topic>
<topic type="1">
<head>Film</head>
<subhead>The new medium</subhead>
<p>There are few film recordings of this cricketer in existance. Much of the old film material has exploded. <longquote><lqtext>... the celluloid just broke up in my hands, and then as I shut the lid the whole drum went off.</lqtext><lqpara>I almost lost my hand.</lqpara><source>Mr Fred Jones</source></longquote>There are many accounts of this nature.</p>
<list>
<litem>How I blew up RNIB, by T N Thomas</litem>
<litem>How to go out with a bang.</litem>
</list>
</topic>
</article2>
<article2>
<head>A Sub Article</head>
<p>This article will contain some poetry within a paragraph:<poem><head>A Poem</head><pline>Today I saw a little worm</pline><pline>Wiggling on its belly</pline></poem>The text continues after the poetry lines, inside the paragraph.</p>
<p>This is a new para.</p>
</article2>
</article>
<article>
<head>A Selection of <acronym>UK</acronym> Poetry</head>
<author>By Mr Homer</author>
<p>Here are a few lines I jotted down today:<poem><head>The Tree</head><stanza><pline>The tree stands upon the lawn</pline><pline>All green and brown and so forlorn</pline><pline>This next line will need to be longer so I get a runover in print as well as braille - just a bit more</pline><pline>Some caterpillars were eating it raw</pline></stanza><stanza><pline>Then I went out for a walk</pline><pline>And wrote some letters off to BAUK</pline></stanza></poem>This shows how bad a poet I am.</p>
<poem brlform="linebyline">
<head>The Cactus</head>
<stanza>
<pline>The cactus here has lots of spines</pline>
<pline>Which makes this poem last two lines</pline>
</stanza>
<author><acronym>SJP</acronym></author>
</poem>
<article2>
<head>Some Computer Things</head>
<intro>Here are some computer expressions.</intro>
<p>On the command line type <computer>c:\dir \docs\file.*</computer>. This will give you a listing on the screen.</p>
<p>This paragraph contains some strange characters: -¢ - -º x "hello", ÔåÉ etc.</p>
<p>And now an address:</p>
<address>
<addline>63 Central Avenue</addline>
<addline>Pinner</addline>
<addline>Middx</addline>
<addline><acronym>HA</acronym>4 6<acronym>BS</acronym></addline>
</address>
<p>Here's a topic type 4:</p>
<topic type="4">
<p>This is the text inside the level 4 topic. </p>
</topic>
<topic type="4">
<head>This is a heading!</head>
<p>This is another topic level 4. A telephone number: 0181 868 0773 ( or 0181-868-0773). Some others you may wish to try: 01733 375180 (or 01733-375180 or 01733-375 180), 01733 375 180. 6am or 5 pm. 25KHz. 6+7=8. An e-mail address: <email>sphippen@rnib.org.uk</email>, and an internet address: <web>www.rnib.org.uk</web> or <web>HTTP://www.rnib.org.uk</web> or <web>https://www.rnib.org.uk</web> or <web>ftp://www.rnib.org.uk</web> or <web>FTP://www.rnib.org.uk</web>. Will they work ÔǪ I will see. 6 ÔêÆ 3=3, 6 + 3=9. 6 +ù 3=18, 6 x 3=18, 6 +À 3=2, or so I have heard. The name <acronym>CALIBRE</acronym> is right. On P6, is ref X99 and X100. In V12 also. Now (X25, X16 "X32 X43"). Or [Y23-Y56]. Y34-Y23. A34 </p>
<p>Some more units: 15 MB or 15 Mb or perhaps 15Mb or 15MB may be seen. Also 35 Hz or 45 kHz or 66Hz is possible. 73 Gb or 74GB. 25cc (centimetres). The I/O is for the Ram memory. Some date strings next: 3/3/03 or 24/2-3/3/03. This is a box Ôûí This is some euros Ôé¼25.</p>
<p>The radio volume was 25 dB, but his ears worked at -¦15 DB only. A superscript x<sup>6</sup>, as well.</p>
</topic>
</article2>
<article2>
<head>Some Adverts</head>
<topic type="7">
<head>Opportunity!</head>
<subhead>Apply at once!</subhead>
<p>Librarian required.</p>
<p>Able to read all kinds of books. Salary negotiable.</p>
</topic>
<topic type="7">
<p>Shop assistant required.</p>
<p>Able to sell all kinds of things.</p>
</topic>
</article2>
<article2>
<head>Another One</head>
<p>This is another article 2.</p>
</article2>
<topic type="5">
<head>This is a topic 5 heading?</head>
<subhead>This is a subhead</subhead>
<p>This is a topic 5 paragraph.</p>
</topic>
<topic type="6">
<head>This is a topic 6 heading</head>
<subhead>This is a subhead</subhead>
<p>This is a para.</p>
</topic>
</article>
</body>
<back>
<index>
<head>Index</head>
<isect>
<head>A</head>
<ientry1>entry level 1</ientry1>
<ientry1>entry level 1 again</ientry1>
<ientry2>entry level 2</ientry2>
<ientry2>entry level 2 again</ientry2>
<ientry3>entry level 3</ientry3>
<ientry1>entry level 1</ientry1>
</isect>
<isect>
<head>B</head>
<ientry1>entry level 1</ientry1>
</isect>
</index>
</back>
<cover brlincl="yes">
<p>This is a paragraph in the cover information at the end.</p>
<p>There may be several paragraphs.</p>
</cover>
</mag>
