%% This is example.cfg, a sample configuration file four soul.sty   (1998/12/08)
%%
%% It provides three different data sets \widecaps, \mediumcaps, and \narrowcaps
%% for Computer Modern Roman, Palatino, Times, and Helvetica,
%% where \narrowcaps is selected by default.
%%
%% You are free to change or delete the provided sets and to add further sets.
%% This file is included automatically, if you rename it to `soul.cfg'.
%%
%% Values were suggested by S. Ulrich
%% (Stefan Ulrich  (ulrich@cis.uni-muenchen.de), Els"asser Str. 15, 81667 M"unchen)
%% Please send improvements & suggestions to M. Franz and S. Ulrich as well


%% some abbreviations to save memory:
%% (`O' in the names (= the letter `Oh') stands for zero)
%%
\newcommand*\capsfam[1]{\capsdef{/#1///}{\scshape}}
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusone{\@minus.1em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusOsix{\@minus.06em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusOfive{\@minus.05em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusOfour{\@minus.04em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusOthree{\@minus.03em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@minusOtwo{\@minus.02em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@plusOone{\@plus.01em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@plusOtwo{\@plus.02em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@plusOeight{\@plus.08em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@pluseleven{\@plus.111em}%
\newcommand*\SOUL@plussixteen{\@plus.1667em}%



%% \widecaps
%% =========
%% This first set of values is modeled after Tschichold's
%% recommendations for spacing of uppercase letters.
%% Tschichold's general rule is that the three stems in the
%% letter pair `IN' should be equally distant.
%%
%% This kind of spacing is especially good for title pages and
%% headings; it doesn't fit well for running text.
%%
\capsreset
\capsfam{cmr}{.1em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOfive}{.4em\SOUL@plussixteen\SOUL@minusone}{.35em\SOUL@plussixteen\@minus.16em}
\capsfam{ppl}{.175em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOfive}{.5em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOsix}{.45em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusone}
\capsfam{phv}{.17em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOfive}{.55em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOthree}{.4em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusone}
\capsfam{ptm}{.13em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOfive}{.45em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOthree}{.4em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOfour}
\capssave\widecaps



%% \mediumcaps
%% ===========
%% A more moderate spacing; for headlines and running headers
%% or if you think the Tschichold spacing is too pathetic:
%%
\capsreset
\capsfam{cmr}{.065em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOthree}{.37em\SOUL@plussixteen\SOUL@minusone}{.37em\SOUL@pluseleven\@minus.14em}
\capsfam{ppl}{.08em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOthree}{.42em\@plus.15em\SOUL@minusOsix}{.35em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOfour}
\capsfam{phv}{.09em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOthree}{.4em\SOUL@plusOeight\SOUL@minusOsix}{.4em\SOUL@pluseleven\@minus.08em}
\capsfam{ptm}{.09em\SOUL@plusOtwo\SOUL@minusOthree}{.5em\SOUL@plusOeight\SOUL@minusOsix}{.5em\@plus.07em\SOUL@minusOfour}
\capssave\mediumcaps



%% \narrowcaps
%% ===========
%% Almost no spacing, good for running text:
%%
\capsreset
\capsfam{cmr}{.028em\@plus.005em\@minus.01em}{.37em\SOUL@plussixteen\SOUL@minusone}{.37em\SOUL@pluseleven\@minus.14em}
\capsfam{ppl}{.04em\SOUL@plusOone\SOUL@minusOtwo}{.38em\SOUL@plusOeight\SOUL@minusOsix}{.3em\@plus.07em\SOUL@minusOsix}
\capsfam{phv}{.04em\SOUL@plusOone\SOUL@minusOtwo}{.35em\SOUL@plusOeight\SOUL@minusOsix}{.35em\SOUL@pluseleven\@minus.08em}
\capsfam{ptm}{.05em\SOUL@plusOone\SOUL@minusOtwo}{.3em\SOUL@plusOeight\SOUL@minusOsix}{.3em\SOUL@pluseleven\SOUL@minusOfour}
\capssave\narrowcaps



\ExecuteOptions{capsdefault}
\endinput

