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% ibm RESume file, Commented, Empty, /pub/ibmres-tex/res_c_e.ltx        %
% George B. Leeman, Jr., leeman@watson.ibm.com.                         %
% Please read /pub/README.FTP on software.watson.ibm.com before using   %
% this file.  Fill in arguments, then run LaTeX on this file to produce %
% resume, cover letter,  mailing label, and selected abstracts.         %                      %
% First command must be as shown.  12pt may be changed to 11pt to get output in
% eleven point fonts.  If [12pt,ibmres] is changed to [ibmres], the output will
% be in ten point fonts.
\documentstyle[12pt,ibmres]{article}
% Any of your own macro definitions should follow this comment line.
% Next line required by LaTeX.
\begin{document}
% Name.
\name{}
% Preferred title of address, e.g. Mr., Miss, Mrs., Ms., Dr., first name, etc.,
% followed by last name.  Could be used after "Dear" and before ":" by an
% automated applicant system to send you a letter.
\preferredtitle0{}
% School.  Name of current school you are attending.
\school0{}
% Electronic mail address; use \email{} if you have no such address.
\email{}
% Discipline.  Technical area in which you are earning your degree.
\discipline0{}
% Highest degree you will have when you leave current program.
\highestdegree0{}
% Degree year.  Year in which you obtain(ed) highest degree.
\degreeyear0{}
% Work address and phone.  Either use \oneaddressandphone for just one (home)
% address, or use both \workaddressandphone and \homeaddressandphone for two
% addresses.  Separate logical lines of address and phone with \\.
\workaddressandphone{
}
% Home address and phone; see preceding comment.
\homeaddressandphone{
}
% Present status, e.g. Postdoc, PhD, MS, BS Student, etc.
\presentstatus{}
% Immigration status, e.g. U.S. citizen, Permanent Resident, Student Visa.
\immigrationstatus{}
% Type of employment position desired: Permanent, Summer, Temporary (e.g.
% co-op), etc.
\typeofpositiondesired{}
% Available date when you could start work.
\availabledate{}
% Employer specific items: typically these tags are omitted (or retained with
% null arguments) for general resumes.  Samples:
%   \employerspecifictitle{IBM Fellowship Holder}
%   \employerspecificdata{dates, 9/88-6/90}
% and
%   \employerspecifictitle{IBM Work Experience}
%   \employerspecificdata{(give location, date, manager name)}
\employerspecifictitle{}
\employerspecificdata{}
% Objective, a brief description of position desired.
\objective{}
% Education: this tag should be followed by &gt;= 1 occurrences of the next six
% tags: \when, \place, \location, \degree, \gpa, and \outof.
\education{}
% Degree date.
\when{}
% Place where degree was or will be earned.
\place{}
% Location of place.
\location{}
% Degree and subject.  Could also include thesis title and advisor, if relevant.
\degree{}
% Grade point average for the degree.
\gpa{}
\outof{}
% Employment: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;= 1 occurrences
% of the next four tags: \when, \place, \location, and \text.
\employment{}
% Employment dates.
\when{}
% Place of employment.
\place{}
% Location of employer.
\location{}
% Text describing work you did for employer.
\text{
}
% Skills: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;=1 occurrences of
% the \text tag.  This tag is often not needed for general resumes.
\skills{}
% Text for skills section.
\text{
}
% Honors: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;=1 occurrences of
% the \text tag.
\honors{}
% Text for honors section.
\text{
}
% Publications: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;=1 occurrences
% of the \text tag.
\publications{}
% Text for publications section.
\text{
}
% Miscellaneous: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;=1
% occurrences of the \text tag.  This tag is often not needed for general
% resumes.
\miscellaneous{}
% References: this tag should be followed by &gt;= 1 occurrences of the tags
% \referencename and \referenceemail.
\references{}
% Reference name, typically with title, location, and phone number.
\referencename{}
% Reference electronic mail address; use \referenceemail{} if no email address.
\referenceemail{}
% Cover letter.  Include at least two logical lines separated by \\ for the top
% portion of the letterhead.  The first line is set in a large font, and the
% remaining lines are joined by commas and appear in a small font under the
% first line.  If you use \coverletter{} then the related tags \rightlines,
% \recipient, \letterbody, \closing, \cc, \encl, \ps, and \letterlabel will be
% ignored.
\coverletter{
}
% Lines to be placed at the right of the letterhead, in a small font.  They
% should be separated by \\.
\rightlines{
}
% Recipient of cover letter and address; use \\ to separate lines.
\recipient{
}
% Letter body, with a blank line separating each paragraph.
\letterbody{
}
% Closing of cover letter, with \\ separating lines.  Extra space will be placed
% between the first and second lines.
\closing{
}
% Carbon copy list.  This tag is optional.  Separate members of list by \\.
% \cc{} will be ignored.
\cc{}
% Enclosures of cover letter, with \\ separating lines.  This tag is optional.
\encl{resume\\selected abstracts}
% Postscript.  This tag is optional.  \ps{} will be ignored.
\ps{}
% Letter label with addressee and return address for an envelope.
\letterlabel{}
% Abstracts: if this tag is present, it should be followed by &gt;=1 occurrences
% of the \text tag.
\abstracts{}
% Text for abstract section.
\text{
}
% Next line required by LaTeX.  This should be the final tag.
\end{document}
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