PreTeX Commands (General Purpose PostScript Generating Utility)

These commands required arguments.

‘\section{Title}’
‘\subsection{Title}’
‘\subsubsection{Title}.’: Used to specify the title of a section, subsection or subsubsection.
‘\textbf{text}’
‘\textit{text}’
‘\textbi{text}’
‘\textrm{text}’: write text in bold, italic, bold-italic, Times. Default font is Courier.
‘\textsy{text}’: text is written in the PostScript symbol font. This feature is not compatible with LaTeX. It is recommended, when possible, to use the special keywords denoting symbols, which are compatible with LaTeX (See the style sheet Symbol).
‘\header{text}’
‘\footer{text}’: Use text as header (footer) for the current page. If several headers or footers are defined on the same page, the last one is taken into account.
‘\verb+text+’: Quote text so that no special sequence will be interpreted. In ‘\verb+quoted string+’ ‘+’ can be any symbol in ‘+’, ‘!’, ‘|’, ‘#’, ‘=’.
‘\begin{document}’
‘\end{document}’
‘\begin{itemize}’
‘\end{itemize}’
‘\begin{enumerate}’
‘\end{enumerate}’
‘\begin{description}’
‘\end{description}’: These commands are legal in LaTeX but have no sense in PreTeX. Hence there are simply ignored and not printed (if immediately followed by an end-of-line).