\usepapersize{standard}
\usecoverstyle{hardcover}
\useinnerstyle{standard}

\begin{cover}
\title{The Way to Mastery of Lorem Ipsum\\Or, How To Write and Publish a Book}
\author{Terran Publishing}
\edition{Test Edition}
\end{cover}

\begin{toc}
\tableofcontents
\end{toc}

\begin{manuscript}

\chapter{What Is a Book}

This example book is designed to give you the exampe of the Book Language.

\section{What Really Is a Book}

A book is a collection of texts printed in a special way that allows them to be read easily, with enumerable pages and insertion of other helpful resources, such as illustrations and hyperlinks.
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\chapter{Writing Book Using Pen and Papers}

If you open a book on a writing table, you will be welcomed with a toolbar used to put other book elements, such as chapters, sections.

\chapter{Writing Book Using Typewriter}

Typewriters can only write single style of font, therefore chapters and sections are not available


\chapter{Writing Book using Computer}

Writing book using a computer requires a use of the Book Typesetting Engine Extended, or \BTeX.

\section{Full Control of the Shape}

With \BTeX\ you can fully control how your publishing would look like, from a pile of papers that look like they have been typed out using typewriter, a pile of papers but a fully-featured printouts that have illustrations in it, to a fully-featured hardcover book.

This style is controlled with a \code{\backslash usecoverstyle} command with arguments: \code{typewriter}, \code{printout}, \code{hardcover}

Typewriter and Printout are considered not bound and readers will only see one page at a time, while Hardcover is considered bound and two pages are presented to the readers.

\end{manuscript}