\documentstyle[12pt,times,twoside,proof,cvarl,sfheads]{rccldoc}
\begin{document}
\title{BAR.TEX: A test of rccldoc.sty}
\author{John Lloyd}
\date{March 1992}
\maketitle
\newpage
\chapter{A test of {\tt sfb} and {\tt $\tt\backslash$ sfs}}
This should have regular {\tt times} fonts,
with {\sf sans-serif} headers.

\bigskip

\centerline{normal: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\tiny
\centerline{tiny: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\footnotesize
\centerline{footnotesize: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\large
\centerline{large: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\Large
\centerline{Large: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\huge
\centerline{huge: \sfb ARC \sfs italic}
\normalsize
\chapter{Some regular running text}
Here we go now. Here we go again. And again. This sentence is a filler
sentence meant to test {\tt typewriter} mode, {\sfs slanted} sans-serif,
and {\sfb bold} sans-serif\footnote{%
We also want to see what happens when {\sfb bold sans-serif} and
{\sfs slanted sans-serif} appear in footnotes.}.
\begin{verbatim}
                I wonder what the verbatim environment looks like?
        One tab at the beginning 
                Two tabs at the begining
        Eight spaces at the beginning
                Eight spaces an one tab
                16 spaces
The next thing that I want to do is see how large
I can make the input to C-verbatim.
\end{verbatim}
Does it start a new paragraph?

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