1 This is a LaTeX version of the University of Washington "matrix"
2 stationery or letterhead.
4 It uses the same fonts (Matrix II and OpenSans) and attempts to be
5 pica-for-pica identical to the stationery template distributed as a
6 Microsoft Word "DOCX" file by UW Brand and Creative Services.
12 Because this document requires an OpenType and a TrueType fonts, you
13 will need use to XeTeX—a modern TeX compiler. It is supported by
14 https://sharelatex.com/ although it not the default. It should be
15 installable on GNU/Linux, Windows, and MacOSX. More details are
16 available here: https://tug.org/xetex/
18 The two required fonts Matrix-II And OpenSans are both included in
21 There is a makefile included which allows you to run `make pdf` to
22 build the PDF and `make clean` to clean up from a build. Running this
25 * GNU Make: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/
26 * latexmk: https://ctan.org/pkg/latexmk?lang=en
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32 If you notice issues with this template, please fix them contribute
33 back a patch so others can use them!
35 You can always find the latest version at the following URL:
37 https://code.communitydata.cc/uw_tex_letterhead.git
39 Information on contributing back can be found here:
41 https://code.communitydata.cc/
43 Please email any changes, or questions, to Benjamin Mako Hill at
50 This template was modeled after the Microsoft Word "Matrix" stationery
51 template published by UW Brand and Creative Services here:
53 https://www.washington.edu/brand/templates/stationery/
55 It is hopefully obvious that there are many ethical and legal
56 restrictions on when one can and cannot (and should or shouldn't) use
57 official university letterhead (e.g., it should only be used for
58 official communication).
60 If you have any questions, you should contact UW Brand and Creative
61 Services at the contact information available at the link above.
63 This TeX template itself was created, and is copyright, by:
65 (c) 2018 Benjamin Mako Hill <makohill@uw.edu>
66 (c) 2017 Sayamindu Dasgupta <sdg1@uw.ed>
68 We dedicated the work to the public domain by waiving all of our
69 rights to the work worldwide under copyright law, including all
70 related and neighboring rights, to the extent allowed by law. You can
71 copy, modify, distribute and perform the work, even for commercial
72 purposes, all without asking permission.
76 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
78 As a result, if you completely remove the UW branding, there are no
79 restrictions in how you can or cannot use the work in this repository.