%  [** .tex]                  % saved_name_goes here
%% [FORM_INUKTITUT_LATEX.tex]    %  original name of the form

% Put a % before comments, Latex ignores
% similarly take out the % when you copy the commands below
% The place where one types the text is located at approximately line 140
% it can be found quickly by searching for:
%                      \begin{document}


% N.B.  A LIST OF VARIOUS COMMANDS AND OPTIONS, WHICH CAN BE USED APPEARS AT THE
%    END OF THE FOLLOWING INTRODUCTORY COMMANDS

\documentclass[12pt]{article}   % default font = 12pt. also  9, 10, 11
              % the article class allows for a title page, sections and subsections
              %   other document classes
              %   report:  several chapters, small books, theses
              %   book:   many chapters, etc.
              %   memoir: more options than book
              %   letter
              %   beamer:  presentations
              %   slides: 	 uses large sans serif letters.

\usepackage{libertine} % use if you want LaTeX to apply the rules uniformly to the Linux Libertine family of fonts
                                       % replace by any font that has an associated style file, in this case [libertine.sty]
                                       %            note: it is  {libertine} NOT {libertine.sty}
                                       % there is no style file for  Inuktitut fonts,  these are handled via
                                       % \input inuktitut_fonts.mac, \input syllabic_tex-codes.mac,  \input inuktitut_format.mac   below


\usepackage{geometry}        % to change margins, etc
\usepackage{graphicx}          % to insert graphic ﬁles
\usepackage{multicol}           % for two or more columns
\usepackage{hyperref}          % hyperlinks
\usepackage{xcolor}              % colour

%%%%%%%%%% SPECIAL MACRO FILES  %%%%%%%%%%%%%
% these provide codes and fonts for typesetting Inuktitut
% the shortcuts for inuktitut are listed in [inuktitut font_shortcuts.pdf]

%%%%     UNICODE MACROS%%%%
\input unicode_inuktitut.mac
%  simplifed accents for French and German \Ga = a grave, \AE = E acute, \Cc  = c cedille;  \Ca = a circumflex; \Ue = e tréma
\input unicode_roman.mac

%%%%     FONT MACROS %%%%
\input inuktitut_fonts.mac
\input inuktitut_font_shortcuts.mac

%%%%     FORMATTING MACROS  %%%%
\input inuktitut_latex_format.mac

%%%%%%%%%% END SPECIAL MACRO FILES  %%%%%%%%%%%%%

 %%%%%%%%%%%%%% NOTES AND  COMMANDS %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
 %     The following gives the commands for various common actiom. Some of these  can be done in  other ways.

 %     Commands for creating sections, two columns, .... are given after
 %         ===> take off the COMMENT symbol % before using

            %%%%%%%%% ON-LINE SOURCES FOR COMMANDS AND LEARNING %%%%%%
%  the texts in the directory: LATEX_REFERENCES/
%  http://latexref.xyz/   % very complete and up to date
%  https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX
%  https://www.overleaf.com/learn
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

%                  %%%%%%%%%GEOMETRY OF THE PAGE%%%%%%%%%%%%
% \changepage{textheight}{textwidth}%
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                             %%%%%%%%% VERTICAL SPACINGS %%%%%%%%%%%%
% \smallskip           \medskip      \bigskip  %
% \vspace{XXpt}   % variable space XX = number of points; can be NEGATIVE!
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                              %%%%%%%%%  HORIZONTAL SPACINGS   %%%%%%%%%%%%
% \hspace{XXpt}     % put a blank space; XX = number of points; can be NEGATIVE!
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                 %%%%%%%%% LINE BREAKS, PARAGRAPHS, DIVISION OF WORDS   %%%%%%%%%%%%
% \par                        % start a new paragraph
%\newline                 % used to break a line when word would spill into margin; (the paragraph continues}
% \nolinebreak         % avoid a break
%  \mbox{*word*}      % force LaTex to not split the word;  put this around very long words to limit the use of \newline
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                              %%%%%%%%%  BOLDFACE, ITALICS, TYPEWRITER, UNDERLINE   %%%%%%%%%%%%
% N.B. The FONT FORM command is OUTSIDE the brackets {  }
% \textit{**  text will be appear in ITALICS**}
% OTHER:\textbf (boldface),  \texttt (typewriter, equally spaced), \textsc (small capitals)
% COMBINATIONS: bold italics  one write \textbf{\textit{ ** TEXT **}}: note  the matching {}
% \underline{*UNDERLINED TEXT *}
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                              %%%%%%%%% FONT SIZE    %%%%%%%%%%%%
% N.B. The FONT SIZE command is INSIDE the brackets {  }
%  {\Large ** this text will be larger **}
% The following sizes---relative to the original, "normalsize'', font size--- are available (note the capital letters)
% \tiny, \scriptsize, \footnotesize, \small, \normalsize, \large, \Large, \LARGE, \huge, \Huge
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                              %%%%%%%%% HYPERLINKS    %%%%%%%%%%%%
% usage: \href{https://www.taiguusiliuqtiit.ca/morpheme-list}{Nunavut Language Authority}
                 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                               %%%%%%%%%  LISTS   %%%%%%%%%%%%
%  'BULLETED' list: points
% \begin{itemize}
% \item 1st sentence
% \item 2nd sentence
% \end{itemize}

 %   NUMBERED list . automatic 1, 2
% \begin{enumerate}
% \item 1st sentence
%\item 2nd sentence
% \end{enumerate}

% to start each item with a NAME
% \begin{description}
% \item{Tex} This is the original version
% \item{Latex} A later version
% \end{description}
                               %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                               %%%%%%%%% IMAGES %%%%%%%%%%%%
% to include the image: [stop_sign.jpg]      % any format
%\begin{center}   % to -centre
%    \begin{figure}
%          \includegraphics[width=20cm]{stop_sign}   % without .jpg
%           \caption{*A Typical Stop Sign*}
%   \end{figure}
% \end{center}
                               %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%


                        %%%%%%%%% FOOTNOTES %%%%%%%%%%%%
% Latex takes care of the numbering and positioning of footnotes. Just put the footnote text where you want
 % as follows.
 %   .....the text\footnote{*THIS THE FOOTNOTE*} and the text continues
                               %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%


                               %%%%%%% COLOUR%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% {\color{blue} *TEXT *} % the material inside the outer {  } will appear in blue.
%           It is possible to define your own colour
                               %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

                        %%%%%%%%% TABLES %%%%%%%%%%%%
% See the references for the various possibilities
                               %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
  %%%%%%%%%%%% THE DOCUMENT STARTS HERE AT LINE 140%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

\begin{document}

\noindent              % take out for indentation of the paragraph start

\titlepage
% \notitlepage

\title{*}
\author{**}
%                    author with e-mail
%\author{**}\href{mailto: IUT@gov.nu.ca}{IUT@gov.nu.ca}
\date{**}

%        SECTIONS & SUB-SECTIONS
% \section{*This is section 1*}
% \subsection{*This is subsection 1*}

% NEW PAGE
% \pagebreak

% TWO COLUMNS & BACK TO ONE COLUMN
% \twocolumn[text]   % Note the  [ ]
% \onecolumn





\end{document}







